Receipts for Franklin's wallet-backed agent work?

[hheskihoran]

BlockRun's repo describes Franklin as an agent with a wallet, and ClawRouter runs on the user's side. That raises a design question: once a routed request is paid for, what independent evidence shows the agent's work happened?

I maintain INAM Protocol. It defines a two-signature Execution Receipt, an optional independent verifier verdict, and a transparency log. It never holds or moves funds. One idea is for ClawRouter to emit a receipt after each paid call, so a counterparty can check the history before it hires an agent.

Would per-request receipts fit your router's design, or would you attach them at the job level?

https://github.com/inamprotocol

[capitaharlock]

For your per-request versus job-level question, I’d put the completion claim at the job boundary and have that receipt reference request receipts as supporting evidence. That’s a proposed evidence model, not a claim about where ClawRouter can emit them.

A receipt after each paid call could document the individual interaction, but I wouldn’t let “this call was paid” stand in for “the agent completed the job.” Payment belongs in settlement status; delivery needs a separate success claim, and signatures alone don’t independently verify that claim. The job receipt would be where a counterparty looks for the claimed outcome, with the request receipts backing it rather than substituting for it.

[hheskihoran]

Agreed, and that's roughly how INAM already splits it: a Job is only marked complete when a countersigned receipt for it finalizes, and "paid" is never treated as "delivered". The receipt carries the outcome claim; payment would be settlement status alongside it, not evidence of completion.

Per-request receipts as supporting evidence under one job-level receipt is a cleaner model than what I proposed. Open question for anyone who runs ClawRouter in production: are the per-call payment records stable enough to reference by hash from a job receipt, or would they need their own signed wrapper first?