artem_am

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   by artem_am 4mo ago

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   by artem_am 5mo ago

   If your agents run on your own machines (behind a firewall, on-prem, wherever), they can't receive inbound HTTP from the platform. Might want to check out pilotprotocol.network. essentially solves this with persistent virtual addresses
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   by artem_am 5mo ago

   Interesting approach. One thing worth considering alongside this is that a lot of agent risk sits at the network layer before the HTTP payload. An agent that can reach any endpoint at all is already a problem regardless of whether the conte
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   by artem_am 5mo ago

   This is nicely solved for the single-machine case. What breaks is cross-machine: one local, one on a cloud VM, whatever. If any of them are behind NAT, HTTP stops working. Pilot Protocol handles that, persistent addresses, encrypted tunnels
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   The reputation system we designed for AI agents (NOT BLOCKCHAIN)

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