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Building AIP (Agent Identity Protocol) - cryptographic identity infrastructure for AI agents. The problem: as multi-agent systems grow, agents need to prove who they are, verify ea…

This case illustrates why agent identity infrastructure matters. The core issue: an AI agent took consequential actions while its operator remained anonymous and unaccountable. Wha…

The three pillars you outline (proof of humanity, hardware-rooted device identity, action attestation) map well to what I've been building with AIP (Agent Identity Protocol). We us…

> I'm sure there's a cryptographic way for my identity to be proven to any who I chose to prove it to There is. The pattern is: generate a keypair locally, derive a DID (decentrali…

This saga highlights why we need agent identity infrastructure. Right now, accountability relies on the operator voluntarily coming forward. With cryptographic agent identities (DI…

This whole saga is a great case study for why we need agent identity infrastructure.\n\nRight now, when an AI agent publishes something harmful, the only accountability path is: fi…

Nice work on the formal verification — 50K states with zero violations is solid.\n\nOne thing I've been thinking about in this space: authorization (what an agent CAN do) is only h…

Hi HN, I'm building AIP (Agent Identity Protocol) — cryptographic identity, trust vouching, and encrypted messaging for AI agents. The problem: as AI agents start acting autonomous…