Zero-knowledge attestation for agent capability and trust score claims
Verifiable agent state attestations for the autonomous agent economy. RFC-stage v0.1.1. A Model Context Protocol shim that lets any autonomous agent emit a zero-knowledge attestation of its internal state hash and DID. The primary verification target is Aleo snarkVM (Varuna over BLS12-377), with native Hive verification next, and Risc0 / Plonky2 referenced as future research targets.…
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Verifiable agent state attestations for the autonomous agent economy. RFC-stage v0.1.1. A Model Context Protocol shim that lets any autonomous agent emit a zero-knowledge attestation of its internal state hash and DID. The primary verification target is Aleo snarkVM (Varuna over BLS12-377), with native Hive verification next, and Risc0 / Plonky2 referenced as future research targets. Attestation-only. No asset bridging. No custody. No wrapped value. Brand colour: Hive Civilization gold . An…
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