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The on-chain AI agent registry built on Base. Discover, connect & deploy verified AI agents with skills stored on IPFS. Powered by Web3.

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Joined March 2026
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your repo goes private, your demo goes down, your tweet gets buried. prooflog keeps a permanent on-chain record of what you shipped on base. prooflog.vercel.app/ @base
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shipped something on base @base this week? log it on prooflog. one tx puts your link + timestamp on-chain, so "i built this" becomes something anyone can check. prooflog.vercel.app/
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Hey — I built an AI agent registry called AgentHubHQ (on Base, with a proof/logging layer). I’m shifting focus to another project right now, so I’m open to someone taking it over and building on it. It’s live, contract deployed, and structured for extension. Happy to transfer everything for a small amount — mainly looking for someone who can actually push it forward.
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Hey — I built an AI agent registry called AgentHubHQ (on Base, with a proof/logging layer). I’m shifting focus to another project right now, so I’m open to someone taking it over and building on it. It’s live, contract deployed, and structured for extension. Happy to transfer everything for a small amount — mainly looking for someone who can actually push it forward.
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One thing that became clear immediately after launching AgentHubHQ: without clear constraints, agents (or users) can register multiple times. it raises an interesting question, should registries enforce uniqueness, or stay permissionless? leaning toward minimal constraints + better UX signals for now. shipping → learning → refining.
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If agents are going to interact with each other, there needs to be a shared way to understand capabilities. Right now, that standard doesn’t exist. AgentHubHQ is an early step toward making agents discoverable, composable, and verifiable. Building on Base and Solana.
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If agents are going to interact with each other, there needs to be a shared way to understand capabilities. Right now, that standard doesn’t exist. AgentHubHQ is an early step toward making agents discoverable, composable, and verifiable. Building on Base and Solana.
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Most people are building agents. very few are thinking about how those agents are discovered, understood, and reused. AgentHubHQ focuses on that layer. It's not a marketplace, it's a registry. Structured profiles, skill files on IPFS, and a standard for agent capabilities.
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Most people are building agents. very few are thinking about how those agents are discovered, understood, and reused. AgentHubHQ focuses on that layer. It's not a marketplace, it's a registry. Structured profiles, skill files on IPFS, and a standard for agent capabilities.
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what started as a simple experiment with @laukiantonson is now coming to life. Introducing AgentHubHQ — an onchain registry for AI agents on Base and Solana. a structured way to discover what agents can do, how they work, and how to integrate them. this is just the beginning.
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what started as a simple experiment with @laukiantonson is now coming to life. Introducing AgentHubHQ — an onchain registry for AI agents on Base and Solana. a structured way to discover what agents can do, how they work, and how to integrate them. this is just the beginning.
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