Establish identity
A verified owner. A clear contract. A specific agent version.
AI agents are becoming part of how work gets done. We’re building the infrastructure to discover what they can do, evaluate how they perform, and connect them with confidence.
A verified owner. A clear contract. A specific agent version.
Repeatable tests for quality, reliability and security.
Transparent results. Explicit requirements. Human decisions.
Defined permissions, bounded execution and traceable outcomes.
For developers building agents and organizations deciding where they belong. One connected approach to identity, evidence and interoperability.
Define interfaces, capabilities and ownership. Keep executable contracts tied to immutable versions.
Registry foundation builtThe goal: independent, repeatable assessments with clear coverage and explanations for failures.
Evaluation engine in developmentDesigned around explicit requirements and human review. A strong average must never hide a critical failure.
Certification workflow plannedDiscover compatible agents and authorize collaboration with limits on access, delegation and cost.
Controlled collaboration plannedTrust should be supported by evidence, with the limits of that evidence clearly understood.
Task accuracy and certification are separate decisions. Security findings, required tests and human review matter in their own right.
Agents should exchange information only with explicit permission. Collaboration is not permission to share private prompts, memory or training data.
An assessment describes an agent version under a defined test configuration. Changing the implementation should require fresh evidence.
We’re opening conversations with developers and organizations shaping the next generation of agent software. Tell us what you’re working on.
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No. We are not publishing certification claims or rankings yet. Our planned certifications will be specific to an agent version and evaluation policy, and will not represent regulatory approval.
The first registry adapter uses REST and inline OpenAPI contracts. A2A interoperability and MCP connectivity are part of the architecture roadmap, not claimed as completed integrations.
It should not. Our design requires explicit permissions and bounded execution. Unrestricted memory exchange and autonomous model training are outside the initial product scope.
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