Ethereum ERC repository lists two Finch AI agent standard proposals

Ethereum ERC repository lists two Finch AI agent standard proposals

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2026-10-23 07:07:54
The Ethereum ERC repository has listed two standard proposals submitted by the Finch team: ERC-8436, an Agent Collective Decision framework, and ERC-8444, an on-chain Agentic Resource Discovery standard. The update adds to a broader set of seven proposals written by Finch founder and CEO Gary Yang, all of which have now received ERC numbers. According to the brief, those seven proposals cover AI agent skills, tasks, credibility, identity, collective decision-making, resource discovery, and cluster organization. Of the group, ERC-8436 and ERC-8444 are now set to move into the review stage within the Ethereum Magicians community. The development places Finch’s AI agent-related work inside Ethereum’s formal ERC proposal pipeline, with both newly listed items now advancing to community review.

The official Ethereum ERC repository has listed two Ethereum standard proposals submitted by the Finch team: ERC-8436, an Agent Collective Decision framework, and ERC-8444, an on-chain Agentic Resource Discovery, or ARD, proposal.

According to the brief, seven proposals written by Finch founder and CEO Gary Yang have now all received Ethereum ERC numbers: ERC-8338, ERC-8414, ERC-8419, ERC-8434, ERC-8436, ERC-8444, and ERC-8447. Together, they cover AI agent skills, tasks, credibility, identity, collective decision-making, resource discovery, and cluster organization.

ERC-8436 and ERC-8444 are now set to enter the review stage in the Ethereum Magicians community.

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