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  • 14 11 月, 2026
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EIP-5792 Wallet Call Batches for AI Agents: Capability and Atomicity Tests

An AI agent can plan several on-chain steps faster than a person can approve them, but the wallet must still define what its authorization covers. EIP-5792 introduces methods to submit wallet call batches and retrieve their status. This article develops test cases for partial execution and human review rather than treating batch submission as guaranteed atomic settlement.

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  • 4 11 月, 2026
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ERC-2612 Permit Approvals in Agent Payments: Nonces, Deadlines and Replay Tests

An AI agent may ask a user to approve a token action without first submitting a separate token approval transaction. ERC-2612 defines permit-style signed approvals for compatible ERC-20 tokens. The feature can reduce steps, but an approved allowance is not the same as a completed purchase, and a signature is only as safe as its typed fields, scope and execution rules. This guide defines an audit and testing model.

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ERC-1271 Contract Signatures for AI Agents: Ownership Rotation and Proof

AI agents that act through smart contract wallets cannot always be verified like an externally owned account. ERC-1271 provides a contract-level signature validation interface, while typed structured data standards define exactly what a person or organization is signing. This technical guide focuses on delegated authorization, signer rotation and falsifiable acceptance tests, without pretending that a successful cryptographic check alone proves business permission.