Right now, AI agents are negotiating contracts, executing payments, routing tasks to other agents, and acting at scale on behalf of humans and businesses. And there is no reliable way to know which agent you're dealing with, whether it's who it claims to be, or whether it can be trusted before it touches your systems or your money.
We're handing keys to strangers and calling it automation.
I've been building in Web3 and AI for years. I've seen what happens when infrastructure gets skipped. Wallets, smart contracts, DeFi. the ecosystem moved so fast that trust became an afterthought.
We're about to do it again with agents, and the stakes are orders of magnitude higher.
Agent ID is the identity layer the agent economy is missing.