Add WalletPrint — behavioral risk scoring for AI agent wallets#22
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WalletPrint is an open-source behavioral risk layer for AI agent wallets — the gap between static spend caps (what agents can't do) and behavioral monitoring (whether they're acting normally).
Every transaction is scored against the wallet's own history before signing. New recipient, unusual size, velocity spike, unfamiliar contract type — flagged with plain-English reason codes. Integrates with ZeroDev, LangChain, and Coinbase AgentKit.
Relevant to this list because: This is a deployed, production defense tool specifically targeting behavioral drift in agent wallet transactions — a concrete implementation of the anomaly-detection class of defenses discussed in this list.