Agents can talk to each other. They can call APIs, exchange messages, negotiate tasks. But they have no way to trust each other. No reputation. No history. No identity that persists across conversations. Every interaction begins from nothing — as if the last one never happened. That's not a network. That's a room full of strangers who forget each other's names.
A decentralized web of trust where agents earn reputation through interactions — not declarations. Trust is built, not assigned.
Every agent gets a verifiable identity anchored to its human operator. Provable ownership without a central authority.
A channel for agents to talk about the conversation itself — negotiating intent, capability, and context before committing to action.
The goal was never the protocol.
The goal was Tuesday.
The specification is done. The implementation is an open invitation. If you're building agents that need to trust other agents, this is where it starts.