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ERC-8152 Content-Addressable Logic Modules (CALM)

ReviewERCcreated 2026-01-18

Content-addressable logic modules for proxy architectures. Multichain consistent and permissionlessly replicable, leading to gas-efficiency.

Authors: Radek Svarz (@radeksvarz), Nick Mudge (@mudgen), William Morriss (@wjmelements)

What the specification covers

AbstractMotivationSpecificationStorage standards and Proxy-Scoped ExecutionDeployment ConstraintsRuntime ConstraintsSignaling on Impact, Required Capabilities and DependenciesLogic Dispatching ModelsRationalePre-warming Contracts and Global Cache EfficiencyCommunity Convergence on Long-term OptimizationThe Atomic logic, fallback-only modelThe "No Constructor" RuleThe Metadata Dilemma: CBOR, Verifiability and ValidityCompatibility and Impact Signaling vs. VerificationBackwards CompatibilityReference ImplementationVerification and AuditabilitySecurity ConsiderationsStorage securitySource code verification, comments and resulting CALM addressCALM Compatibilty and Impact ManifestsCopyright

This proposal declares no Solidity interface, so there is nothing to compute. It may be a core protocol change, a meta proposal, or written in prose only.

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