0G, a blockchain built for AI agents, said Tuesday that its deployment of ERC-8004, the Ethereum ecosystem's Trustless Agents standard, has been merged into the standard's official contracts repository.
The merge, made on June 11, adds 0G mainnet and its Galileo testnet to the standard's address registry, according to a company blog post. Two of the standard's three registries, Identity and Reputation, are now live at the canonical addresses.
ERC-8004, still in draft status as an Ethereum standards-track proposal, defines on-chain registries that give AI agents a portable identifier and a reputation record readable across chains and platforms. A third registry, Validation, lets agents request independent verification of their work.
The pitch is interoperability. Agents registered on 0G can be resolved by any ERC-8004-aware explorer or marketplace, and tooling written against the standard elsewhere works on 0G without modification, the company said.
"If your stack already speaks ERC-8004 on another chain, it speaks 0G now too," according to the blog post.
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