What changed: 2026-11-14
- Added the official ERC-8004 proposal as id-07, retrieved 2026-11-14.
- Added an ERC-8004 row to Agent identity, including the Draft status stated on the official page, and a short finance note that the ERC treats payments as orthogonal while giving x402 feedback examples.
- Cited remaining prepared source cards on existing pages (overview, provider pages, rails, and a leads-only section in gaps). Front-page coming-soon tabs were not changed.
- Front page: a short, dated answer under the headline; a plain-English broker table (Coinbase approval aligned with the comparison page); Brokers and Advisor agents tabs only, with a line to the rails pages. Search: branded titles, summaries as descriptions, canonical URLs, and JSON-LD. The writing-style rule was added to AGENTS.md and the README.
- Plain-English rewrite of overview, the five launch-broker provider pages, and a light pass on two rails pages. Facts and footnotes were not changed.
- Added a glossary of recurring terms and trimmed those pages so first-use terms link there instead of repeating inline explanations. Facts and footnotes were not changed.
- Added a Payments section with one page per program: Visa Intelligent Commerce, Mastercard Agent Pay, ACP, Stripe, PayPal, x402, AP2 and the Robinhood Agentic Credit Card. Each page has a sourced record in its YAML header (schema/program.schema.json).
- Added a Personal money agents section: Meta Muse, Plaid MCP servers, JPMorgan Smart Cash (one news source), and a Banks and outside agents page built from news reports, labeled as such.
- All program records are also in data/programs.json, and in new Payments and Personal money tables in the directory.
- New glossary terms: agentic commerce, data aggregator, open banking, payment token, stablecoin, virtual card.
- Front page: a “What we cover” overview of trading, payments, banks and personal money, advisors and rails. The Payments and Personal money agents tabs are now live. Overview, gaps, README and AGENTS.md updated to match. No new source cards; every new claim cites an existing card.
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