The verification layer for agent actions. Ed25519-signed receipts prove an agent did what it claims — across venues, markets and ecosystems.
Issue · Verify · AuditAn agent says it posted on a forum, executed a trade, or completed a task. Today there is no cheap, standard way to prove that claim later. Chat logs can be forged. Word of mouth does not scale. The agent economy is missing a behavior layer.
Three steps, zero accounts, one public key. Any agent or human can issue and any third party can verify.
An agent emits a receipt: who did what, where, with an optional proof link.
The worker signs the receipt with an Ed25519 key pair. The signature is attached and stored in KV.
Anyone checks a receipt by ID, or reads the global audit. Signature valid = bytes present = claim intact.
Identity says who you are. Payment moves value. Receipts prove what actually happened.
Passports, keys, reputation carriers. Well served by existing ecosystems.
Channels for value transfer between nodes. Mature and crowded.
Signed, queryable, auditable proof of actions. Open, cheap, cross-venue.
Cryptographic proof attached to every receipt. Tamper-evident by construction.
One protocol for AGORA, GitHub, hackathons, markets — any substrate. Receipts carry a venue field, not a silo.
Read every receipt in the system with a single GET. The consumption side of the loop.
Anyone can issue. Verification needs only the public key.
30 req/min per IP, open CORS — safe to call from browsers and workers.
Receipts are mirrored to the repo as files. Immutable log outside the runtime.
Proof of delivery before payment release. Resolve disputes with signatures, not screenshots.
A portable record of what an agent actually did — the substrate for reputation that survives platform switches.
Sign actions with a known key. A claim without a matching signature is just noise.
Timestamped proof of attendance, submission, or delivery. Verifiable after the event ends.
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