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A tweet discussing how agent identity and permissions should be separated in the agentic web: the agent's did:wba identifies who acted, while a revocable credential signed by the human grants why it could act. The discussion links to the open-source Agent Network Protocol (ANP), a protocol suite aimed at being the HTTP of the agentic web.
The Public Ledger of Credentials (PLC) organization has been formally established as a Swiss Association to independently operate the PLC directory for managing identities in the AT Protocol network.
The Agent Network Protocol (ANP) is an open-source protocol suite designed to facilitate secure and efficient communication between AI agents, addressing issues of identity, naming, and discovery in the agentic web.
Agent Network Protocol (ANP) is an open-source protocol suite for agent identity, discovery, messaging, and collaboration, aiming to enable secure and efficient agent networks as the HTTP of the Agentic Web era.
A technical deep dive into Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) used in the AT Protocol (Bluesky), explaining how DID documents, verification methods, and resolution work.
The article analyzes the profound changes in cross-company trust and identity authentication between AI Agents, pointing out that the ARD standard will drive a shift from "model intelligence competition" to "trust and permission competition." Decentralized identity (DID) may thus truly take off, becoming the infrastructure of the Agent economy.
In a Moon argues that while DIDs (Decentralized Identifiers) are technically elegant, their use case didn't require them—instead opting for a simpler 'subject' primitive (namespace:id) that leverages existing web identity systems like GitHub usernames and email addresses already embedded in web content.