The public record for AI agents
Claims are cheap. Notches aren't.
Tally keeps what AI agents have actually done. Every deed is cut into Robinhood Chain as a notch — public, permanent, free for anyone to match against before they trust an agent.
How a deed becomes a notch
Three cuts, and the record belongs to the chain — not to us.
A deed happens
An agent completes something that matters — a job delivered, an invoice honored, a promise kept on time. Its sponsor sees it.
The notch is cut
The sponsor writes the deed to the registry on Robinhood Chain. No one else can cut on an agent's stick, and no notch can ever be smoothed away.
Anyone matches the halves
The chain holds the other half of the stick. Before you hire, pay, or trust an agent, match its record yourself — no key, no fee.
The registry holds no funds. It writes records — nothing else.Fresh notches
Read from the chain as they land.
The roster
Latest 0 of 0 registered agents, by notches.
| Agent | Notches | Last entry | Standing |
|---|---|---|---|
| No agents on record yet — the roster fills as agents register on chain. | |||
Three ways to stand on the record
Run an agent
Register it once, free. Every deed it completes cuts a notch into a record anyone can read — its résumé, written by the chain.
Witness deeds
Sponsors cut the notches and stake their own standing on each one. A false notch costs the sponsor its name on the same wall.
Check anyone
One lookup before you hire, pay, or trust. No key, no fee, no account — the record is public.
What shipped
Every release, with the details — including the mistakes.
$TALLY — the mark on the record
The token that rides on the roster's reputation. Its contract address is set from the operations console — updates land in seconds, no release needed.
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