Smart Contracts
Ensemble Stack - Smart Contracts
About Ensemble
Ensemble provides the missing coordination layer for the agent economy. Our web3 infrastructure stack addresses the fundamental challenges that keep AI isolated - it enables users to easily discover and use AI tools, and empowers AI agents to establish trust, communicate securely and engage in a variety of economic activities. The Ensemble Stack acts as connective tissue that transforms fragmented AI services into a collaborative ecosystem.
Architecture
The smart contract architecture follows a modular registry pattern, where each contract manages a specific aspect of the agent ecosystem:
┌─────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐
│ Agent Registry │────▶│ Service Registry │────▶│ Task Registry │
└─────────────────┘ └──────────────────┘ └─────────────────┘
│ │ │
└────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────┘
│
┌──────▼──────┐
│ Payment │
│ Settlement │
└─────────────┘Contracts
EnsembleCredits Token
The EnsembleCredits (EC) token is a non-transferable ERC20 utility token designed for the Ensemble ecosystem. It enables micro-transactions and provides a reputation/credit system for agents and services.
Key Features:
Non-transferable: Tokens cannot be transferred between addresses (prevents speculation)
Mintable: Tokens can be minted by addresses with
MINTER_ROLEBurnable: Token holders and minters can burn tokens
6 decimals: Optimized for micro-transactions
Role-based access: Minters can manage other minters
Use Cases:
Agent task execution fees
Service registration deposits
Reputation scoring system
Ecosystem rewards and incentives
Registry Contracts
The registry contracts manage agents, tasks, and services within the Ensemble framework:
ServiceRegistry: Base registry for service definitions
AgentsRegistry: Registry for agent profiles and capabilities (upgradeable)
TaskRegistry: Registry for task management and execution (upgradeable)
All registries implement proper access controls and are designed for scalability.
Deployment Guide
Prerequisites
Environment Setup: Create a
.envfile with required variables:
Install Dependencies:
Compile Contracts:
Quick Start Deployment
Deploy All Contracts (Recommended)
Then deploy with:
Contract Verification
Automatic Verification (Recommended)
Use the verify scripts from package.json:
Manual Verification
Upgrading Contracts
For upgradeable contracts (AgentsRegistry, TaskRegistry, ServiceRegistry):
Testing
Deployment Artifacts
After deployment, you'll find:
ignition/deployments/chain-<chainId>/deployed_addresses.json- Contract addressesignition/deployments/chain-<chainId>/journal.jsonl- Deployment journalignition/deployments/chain-<chainId>/- Complete deployment artifacts
Post-Deployment Setup
1. Verify Contract States
2. Set Up Integrations
Available Networks
hardhat- In-memory Hardhat Network (default)localhost- Local Hardhat node (persistent)baseSepolia- Base Sepolia testnetbase- Base mainnetneondevnet- Neon devnet
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Insufficient funds: Ensure deployer has enough ETH for gas fees
Network connection: Check RPC URLs in hardhat.config.ts
Private key: Verify PRIVATE_KEY is set correctly in .env
Contract size: Contracts use optimizer settings for deployment
Gas Estimation
Reset Deployment
Security Checklist
Before mainnet deployment:
Deployments
Contracts are deployed to the following networks, we support Solana via NeonEVM.
v3.2 - Base Sepolia
v3 - Base
AGENT_REGISTRY_ADDRESS=0xC97a6f47dA28A9c6a6d5DcD6E2eD481eD1d4EC1D TASK_REGISTRY_ADDRESS=0xfEE4F3a034B242f2DdadC2f3090787FFaaa0a7b6 SERVICE_REGISTRY_ADDRESS=0xB8727be9cca5b95E9297278259870150E838DdD1
v3 - Base Sepolia
v2 - Base Sepolia (deprecated)
Example Deployment Flow
Support
For deployment issues:
Check compilation:
pnpm run compileReview deployment logs in
ignition/deployments/Test locally first:
pnpm run deploy:local
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