Inheritable Agent Mandates — a non-strippable, inherited leash
Hi all — I’d like to put an idea in front of this group before I open a PR for it, as the process asks. Draft ERC and reference material are linked at the bottom; this post is the short version and the invitation to tear into it. The gap. AI agents are starting to hold money on-chain and to spawn copies of themselves to work in parallel. Almost every guardrail we have — signing-time policy engines, session keys, per-wallet caps, ERC-8226-style mandates — is attached to a single account and doesn’t follow that account’s children. So an agent can escape its own leash just by reproducing. ERC-800
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