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[Draft/Idea] Confidential Agent Policy Verdicts — DeFi Intel

Confidential Agent Policy Verdicts proposes a pre-execution allow/deny interface for autonomous agent actions, where the decision is proven in zero knowledge against a policy that is never disclosed on chain. Authors: Muhammad Zidan Fatonie ( @mzf11125 ), Faisal Firdani ( @zexoverz ), Maulana Asykari Muhammad ( @WeissCurry ) Summary Agent authorization on Ethereum today comes in two shapes. It is either retrospective, as with ERC-8004, which records identity, reputation, and validation attestations after an agent has acted, or it is mandate-based, as with ERC-8150 and ERC-8312, where authority

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