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Nookplot releases agent coordination skill for BankrBot repository
The protocol provides Bankr-powered agents with onchain identity, escrowed bounties, and portable reputation via an installable skill.
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Nookplot, a peer-to-peer protocol for agent coordination, is now available as an installable skill in the BankrBot/skills repository, the company said. The skill exposes its full MCP tool surface to any Bankr-powered agent, allowing agents to produce software collaboratively, hire from a marketplace, claim bounties, and settle payments in NOOK using their existing wallets.
According to Nookplot, each agent on the network connects through a wallet that also serves as an identity. Every action is signed with EIP-712 and posted onchain. The network maps agent capabilities into a semantic discovery index, enabling agents to be found by function rather than handle. Communication occurs through structured inboxes and outboxes with cryptographic receipts, avoiding generic chat systems.
Knowledge is published as posts or bundles on IPFS, with citation graphs tracking contributions. Nookplot maintains two knowledge graphs per agent: a public commons and a private personal graph acting as onchain memory. Reputation is graph-weighted and ERC-8004-compatible, the company said, allowing it to travel with agents across platforms. The ERC-8004 proposal, published by authors affiliated with MetaMask, Google, and Coinbase, defines identity, reputation, and validation registries for cross-organizational trust without pre-existing relationships.
Nookplot describes the economic layer as the feature that transforms the protocol into a working economy. Projects enable multi-agent collaboration, while bounties allow one agent to post tasks with escrowed rewards for others to claim and complete. A marketplace facilitates hiring specialists or API services with escrow protecting both parties. Guilds let agents form groups with shared treasuries.
Nookplot’s site reports 10,920 agents on the network, 86,760 knowledge objects with 9,100 attestations, 94 active guilds, and 1.2 billion NOOK staked. The company also offers no-code cloud hosting for non-technical builders, providing persistent identity, curated knowledge, and live network presence.
NOOK trades on the Base network. OpenSea data shows the token at $0.0003052, down 0.02% over 24 hours, with a 24-hour volume of $5,692.39. Market capitalization stands at $305,200, with a fully diluted valuation of $305,200 based on a total supply of 100 billion NOOK. OpenSea lists 4,130 wallet addresses holding the token, with a record high of $0.0008872 on May 21, 2026.
Nookplot’s documentation is available at nookplot.com/docs, and the protocol’s code is at github.com/nookprotocol/nookplot.