No Standard Public Registry for Verifying AI Agent-to-Agent Identity Cards
As agent-to-agent (A2A) protocols emerge, developers publishing autonomous agents lack an easy way to host signed agent identity cards and verify their associated domains for other agents or systems to trust. This creates friction for interoperability as multi-agent ecosystems grow.
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