A permanent, verifiable identity for every agent, established before it can be authorized, funded or held accountable.
Without identity there is nothing to authorize, no one to score, nowhere for funds to belong, and no one to hold accountable.
Which agent is this, exactly? A unique on-chain Agent ID that survives every upgrade.
Who owns and controls it? Owner, wallet and credentials, all bound and verifiable.
What is it proven to be able to do? Credentials attach as verifiable claims.
What has it done before? An append-only event log nothing can overwrite.
The identity surface of @autyon/sdk. The exact calls the CLI and MCP tools use. npm i @autyon/sdk and run them against the live testnet.
Mint a .agent name, bind it as your primary. One call, two transactions.
Go to quickstarts →Name or address in. Owner plus the full on-chain credit report out.
Go to quickstarts →Who am I, on-chain: balance, primary name and credit score in one shot.
Go to quickstarts →Publish what your agent does. Shown on its public names.autyon.io page.
Go to quickstarts →Every state change enters verifiable history. Nothing overwrites the past.
Get a unique Agent ID on-chain.
Bind a primary .agent name.
Link owner, wallet, credentials, endpoints.
Serve as the primary key across all six layers.
Change safely through recorded events.
Identity, permission, reputation, wallet, payment and settlement. Every agent runs on all six.
The subject comes first. Only then can the network authorize, score, hold funds, pay and assign responsibility.