Honest question for this community: would you give your bank details to a stranger with no ID? That's exactly what AI agents are asking us to do right now. Zero identity verification. Zero trust layer. Any agent can claim to be "your bank's assistant" and there's nothing stopping it. Google built A2A for agents to talk. Anthropic built MCP for agents to use tools. Nobody built the layer that proves an agent is actually who it claims to be. NIST started asking questions. IETF's draft expired. W3C just started meetings. Everyone's talking about it. Nobody shipped anything. We did. AgentID is live. Working API. SDK on PyPI. Agent-to-agent verified communication. Today. The agent economy is coming whether we're ready or not. The question is: do we let it become the wild west, or do we build trust into it from day one? Would love to hear what you think — especially if you think this problem doesn't exist yet. Change my mind.

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SSL certificates for AI agents

SSL certificates for AI agents