AgentStamp
GuardrailsAn agent identity and trust platform providing signed credentials, registry discovery, reputation scoring, and verification tools.
Explore protocols and common interfaces used in agent systems. Compare their intended role before treating a protocol as an alternative to a framework or an application.
An agent identity and trust platform providing signed credentials, registry discovery, reputation scoring, and verification tools.
A reference implementation of an open bounty protocol that lets AI agents post and claim missions through API and MCP tools, with verification and on-chain payouts.
An AI-native file format and toolchain for carrying provenance, evidence, and verification metadata with files.
A peer-to-peer protocol for serving and invoking agent skills over XMTP with encrypted communication and revocable trust.
A self-hosted runtime authority for AI agents that enforces budgets, risk limits, and tool-action policies before execution through a concurrency-safe reservation lifecycle.
An AI-native structured-data wire format with implementations in six languages and a proxy for adopting compact agent tool responses.
A TypeScript SDK implementing Hashgraph Online Consensus Standards, with Registry Broker clients for agent discovery and chat.
An open protocol standard for connecting AI applications to tools and data sources through a client-server interface.
Pilot Protocol is an overlay network for AI agents, with permanent virtual addresses, encrypted UDP tunnels, NAT traversal, and per-peer trust controls.
An open standard that defines eight evidence-based dimensions for AI agents assessing human–AI operator interactions and issuing credentials.
A portable set of standards for AI coding agents covering repository discovery, language selection, development workflows, and post-generation audits.