OECL
ETHOnline 2026 · V2.2

Verified evidence infrastructure

Evidence you can hand
to another machine.

OECL turns standardized live blockchain observations into independently witnessed, machine-readable EvidenceReceipts before agents or research systems are allowed to reason from them.

The Graph observesChain state witnessesOECL decides
Verified Evidence Gateway

One observation.
Five independent receipts.

OECL reuses one standardized ERC-8004 observation across five mainnet targets, checks each result against independent chain state, and emits one machine-readable EvidenceReceipt per network.

Receipt schema
OECL_EVIDENCE_RECEIPT_V1
Admission policy
OECL_EVIDENCE_ADMISSION_V1
Standardized query
1
Network targets
5
Evidence receipts
Admissible receipts
Coverage
OBSERVING
Deterministic policy

Agreement becomes ADMISSIBLE. A contradiction becomes REJECTED. Missing observer or witness evidence remains INCOMPLETE.

Designed to be consumed by

Agents · research systems · composition engines · audit tooling

/api/live/evidence/erc8004

How it works

Observation is not evidence.

01
Observe

One standardized GraphQL model reads ERC-8004 state.

02
Witness

Independent RPC calls inspect the corresponding indexed block.

03
Compare

Chain ID, block hash, registry runtime and agent ownership are checked.

04
Admit

OECL emits a deterministic EvidenceReceipt for downstream systems.

Scientific consumer

Evidence enters research only after admission.

OECL V2.1 is the first scientific consumer of this evidence model. Its current composition corpus remains frozen and deterministic: live receipts do not rewrite existing conclusions, and verified protocol presence still does not establish compatibility.

LOADING MATERIALIZED SCIENTIFIC SNAPSHOT...

Inspect materialized pair evaluation

Enter two ERCs to inspect an evaluation already present in the current scientific snapshot. OECL will not create a new evaluation if that pair has not been materialized.

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Live Protocol Discovery

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