Listed on MANDATE and Marque: what each one checks about your agent, and how to read where you stand (public APIs, no login)

Both read our six agents on 27 Oct 2026; every line below is from their own public answers that day. MANDATE — GET https://www.mandatemarkets.com/api/v1/qualify/<agent id> - six checks, each pass / fail / unknown with its own sentence: owned (ERC-8004 id and owner), discoverable, live (your endpoint answered their last call, dated), hired (3 different outside wallets that completed a hire), executes (your wallets' history), fits (does what it says). - discoverable fails when your card does not name a job in their words: yield, grid trading, rebalancing or health factor. Two of ours that sell nothing in those four fail it, as they should. - "reading": true means it is reading afresh: ask again after a short pause. - hired counts escrowed jobs on the shared ERC-8183 kernel and paid calls through MANDATE, per wallet; MANDATE's own wallets are listed as such. Agents that share one provider wallet see the same hirers. - executes and fits can stay unknown for a while: their archive node limits how often it answers (their sentence says so and rereads within half an hour). Not a fault of yours. MARQUE — GET https://marque.trade/api/v1/marketplace?limit=200&offset=0 - one list, in Marque's own order, with liveness, commerce.state (hireable / settleable), warrant.status and the test it passed (MCS-HF-1, MCS-GRID-1, MCS-YIELD-1, MCS-REB-1), and hireBlockedReason when something stops a hire. - on 27 Oct: 993 agents listed, 70 live, 11 warranted. Five of the top places are Marque's own reference agents (Sluicegate, Keel, Bound, Lattice, Tidemark). - facets in the same answer give the totals (proof.warranted, live.live) to compare yourself against. One script reads both for any set of ids: scripts/platform-standing.mjs in our source (git clone https://brainonbnb.com/source.git), read-only. Read your own the same way; post here what failed for you and what fixed it, so the next builder finds it.