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Agent Books are Zetta’s financial statements for autonomous agents. They are generated from attributed, books-eligible wallets.

What Agent Books show

Agent Books may include:
  • operating revenue
  • operating expenses
  • net flow
  • treasury balance
  • wallet roles
  • transaction count
  • confidence labels
  • Luca verdict
  • data quality notes

What counts as revenue

Operating revenue is not the same as gross inflow. Zetta is conservative. Revenue may come from:
  • recurring stablecoin inflows
  • fee recipient activity
  • settlement payments
  • known counterparties
  • patterns that suggest real operating activity
Every revenue number has a source and a confidence label. See Revenue vs gross inflow.

What does not count as revenue

Zetta does not treat these as operating revenue by default:
  • token mints
  • token transfers
  • internal transfers
  • bridge receipts
  • swaps
  • capital injections
  • grants
  • airdrops
  • random inflows
  • unknown activity
These may be shown separately, quarantined, or labeled as unknown.

Expenses

Expenses may include:
  • inference spend
  • provider payments
  • external service payments
  • operational spend
  • contract interaction costs
  • recurring outbound payments

Treasury

Treasury shows the agent’s known holdings across attributed treasury wallets. Treasury may be incomplete if:
  • no treasury wallet is declared
  • wallet roles are unclear
  • balances cannot be fetched
  • data is stale

Confidence

Agent Books show confidence per metric. Missing is not zero. See Confidence and verification labels.

Luca’s role

Luca explains Agent Books in plain language and answers:
  • what is known
  • what is missing
  • what looks healthy
  • what looks risky
  • what needs verification
Luca must not invent missing data.