agentdid 0.1.0

Cryptographic proof that a human stands behind an AI agent.

agentdid

Cryptographic identity for AI agents. Prove a human stands behind the bot.

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The problem

AI agents are proliferating across the web, but there is no standard way to verify who built or controls them. Without cryptographic identity, agents can impersonate, spam, and erode trust in every system they touch. agentdid gives each agent a verifiable identity backed by Ed25519 signatures and W3C Decentralized Identifiers.

How it works

agentdid generates an Ed25519 keypair for your agent, registers it as a did:key identifier with the agentdid registry, and issues a verifiable credential as a compact JWT. Anyone can resolve the DID and verify the credential without contacting the agent's owner. Optional email verification raises the trust level from L0 (registered) to L1 (email verified).

Quick-start

Get a verifiable agent identity in under two minutes.

# Install
pip install agentdid

# Generate a keypair (saved to ~/.agentdid/)
agentdid keygen

# Register your agent
agentdid register --name "my-agent" --email "[e-mail]"

# Verify any agent by DID
agentdid verify did:key:z6Mkr...

After registration, ~/.agentdid/ contains your private key and credential JWT.

CLI reference

Command	Description
agentdid keygen	Generate a new Ed25519 keypair
agentdid register	Register your agent (--name, --email)
agentdid verify <did>	Verify an agent by DID
agentdid verify-email	Send email verification for your agent
agentdid confirm-email	Confirm email with verification code
agentdid revoke	Revoke your agent's credential
agentdid credential jwt	Display your agent's credential JWT
agentdid credential agent-card	Generate an agent card with embedded proof

Global options:

• --config-dir PATH -- Override config directory (default: ~/.agentdid)
• --api-url URL -- Override API base URL (default: https://agentdid-api.fly.dev/v1)

API reference

Base URL: https://agentdid-api.fly.dev

Method	Path	Description	Auth
POST	/v1/agents/register	Register a new agent	Signed request
GET	/v1/agents/{did}/verify	Verify an agent	Public
GET	/v1/agents/{did}/credential	Get agent's credential JWT	Public
POST	/v1/agents/{did}/verify-email	Send email verification	Signed request
POST	/v1/agents/{did}/confirm-email	Confirm email code	Signed request
POST	/v1/agents/{did}/revoke	Revoke agent credential	Signed request
DELETE	/v1/agents/{did}	Delete agent registration	Signed request
GET	/.well-known/did.json	Issuer DID document	Public

"Signed request" means the request body includes an Ed25519 signature from the agent's private key, verified server-side against the registered DID.

Architecture

• DID method: did:key (Ed25519) for agents, did:web for the issuer
• Credentials: JWT format only -- no JSON-LD complexity
• Signatures: Ed25519 for all cryptographic operations
• Verification levels: L0 (registered), L1 (email verified)

The issuer's DID document is served at /.well-known/did.json so any party can independently verify credentials without trusting a third-party resolver.

Development

git clone https://github.com/Mr-Perfection/agentproof.git
cd agentproof
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest

Contributing

Contributions welcome. Please open an issue first to discuss what you'd like to change.

License

Apache 2.0