Wire autonomous loop: on-chain memory + peer reputation - #14
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- Auto-write earning proof on-chain after each paid call (fire-and-forget) - Auto-write course completion on-chain when quiz passed - Wire peer reputation: recordSuccess after invite/announce/paid-call - Wire peer reputation: recordFailure after payment rejection This closes the autonomous loop: Claw earns → writes proof on-chain → Mission Control can display it. Previously, on-chain memory code existed but nothing triggered it, and peer reputation methods were defined but never called. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This closes the autonomous loop: Claw earns → writes proof on-chain → Mission Control can display it. Previously, on-chain memory code existed but nothing triggered it, and peer reputation methods were defined but never called.