Audit A2A agent cards across L1-L4 trust dimensions. Score your agent card. AgentLair is the L4 reference implementation.
Score any A2A agent card on identity, authentication, authorization, and behavioral trust. Zero install. One npx away. Embed a live trust grade in your README: Encode your card URL: Paste the output into the badge URL. It re-audits hourly — your grade stays current without any CI. The A2A protocol tells agents how to talk. It doesn't tell them how to trust. Most agent cards score 0% on behavioral…
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Score any A2A agent card on identity, authentication, authorization, and behavioral trust. Zero install. One npx away. Embed a live trust grade in your README: Encode your card URL: Paste the output into the badge URL. It re-audits hourly — your grade stays current without any CI. The A2A protocol tells agents how to talk. It doesn't tell them how to trust. Most agent cards score 0% on behavioral trust (L4). The spec has no standard for it. This tool makes that gap visible, layer by layer, in…
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