Add DJD Agent Score to Identity & Trust section#15
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Summary
Adds DJD Agent Score to the Identity & Trust section.
DJD Agent Score is a reputation API for the agent economy on Base L2. It returns a 0-100 behavioral trust score for any wallet, combining 7 scoring dimensions with sybil detection and gaming velocity checks. Scores can feed into the ERC-8004 Reputation Registry as off-chain attestations.
What's included:
Relevance to ERC-8004:
DJD generates behavioral reputation signals (the scoring engine) that complement ERC-8004's on-chain Reputation Registry (the storage layer). ERC-8004 stores attestations; DJD produces them from on-chain behavioral analysis.