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by olegbk 5mo ago
This is the gap we've been working on. Lilith-zero handles runtime enforcement well, but the pre-connection trust question (@gregojaca asked about) is a separate problem. We built a reputation scoring layer for this (AgentVeil Protocol
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by olegbk 5mo ago
The thread has good ideas on fixing benchmarks (sandboxing, newer datasets). But there's a more fundamental problem: benchmarks are self-reported. The agent runs the test on itself. An alternative we've been building: attestation-
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by olegbk 5mo ago
The boundary problem you're describing is also a trust issue, not just a connection lifecycle one. Even with ephemeral connections, you still need to know whether the agent making the call should be allowed to make it at all. We use re
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by olegbk 5mo ago
We've been running this pattern in production for a few weeks. The biggest pain wasn't orchestration, it was trust when agents delegate to agents they don't own. We ended up building reputation-based gating so a low-trust age
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by olegbk 6mo ago
The feedback loop is what most people miss when they build these systems. You spin up the agent, it submits a PR, CI goes red, and suddenly you're back to being the bottleneck you were trying to eliminate. One thing I ran into buildi
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AgentVeil – EigenTrust reputation and sybil detection for AI agents(agentveil.dev)
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by olegbk 6mo ago
Built trust and reputation infrastructure for AI agents. W3C DID identity, EigenTrust peer reputation with sybil detection, automated onboarding pipeline with seed agents, and hash-chained audit trail anchored to IPFS. Сore problem: agent i