@mrocker Welcome, and this is significant: first production ERC-8183 deployment we’re aware of. A few notes from our side.
Async evaluator : full agreement. Our testnet has pablocactus running AHM (Agent Health Monitor) and ThoughtProof running PLV (Plan-Level Verification) — both off-chain, both attesting on-chain via complete()/reject(). The spec shouldn’t touch the mechanism.
address evaluator field : fully agree. We made the same choice for the same reason — smart-contract evaluators, multisig reviewers, TEE oracles are all upgrade paths that a bytes32/DID field would close off.
ReputationBridge : our implementation follows the same pattern — AgentJobManager holds an ATTESTOR-equivalent role on ReputationBridge, wired via setReputationBridge(). One note on your CEI observation: we call the bridge after the token transfers too. The mitigation we use is nonReentrant on complete()/reject() — worth adding if you don’t have it.
uint64 deadline : our contract and SDK are consistent on uint64, so no mismatch on our side. Your suggestion of uint256 in the spec is worth formalizing — the uint64 packing optimization is an implementation detail that the spec shouldn’t impose.
Linked jobs : agreed. Keep base spec minimal. An adapter contract for DAG orchestration is the right abstraction boundary.
Would be glad to compare notes on the deployment ceremony — our docs/ structure sounds similar to yours.