aidr-verifier

Verify an AI agent's identity on your own site, offline: the agent's credential (signed by the AIDR registry) and its RFC 9421 request signature. Nothing in the request path calls the registry.

pip install "aidr-verifier[fastapi]"

ASGI (FastAPI, Starlette): the middleware keeps keys and revocation state in sync in the background and puts the result in request.state.aidr:

from aidr_verifier import AidrMiddleware, RelyingPartyConfig

app.add_middleware(AidrMiddleware, config=RelyingPartyConfig(
    issuer="https://api.evolivcore.com", public_origin="https://shop.example", min_agal=1))

Anonymous visitors pass as anonymous; a request that claims an identity and fails is refused. An audience-bound credential is checked against the site being visited (or public_origin). Flask (WSGI), in one line:

from aidr_verifier.wsgi import AidrWSGIMiddleware, RelyingPartyConfig

app.wsgi_app = AidrWSGIMiddleware(app.wsgi_app, RelyingPartyConfig(issuer="https://api.evolivcore.com"))
# request.environ["aidr"] in a view

Classic Django: add "aidr_verifier.django.AidrMiddleware" first in MIDDLEWARE and set AIDR = {"issuer": "https://api.evolivcore.com"}; views read request.aidr.

If the registry stays out of reach, agents are refused (503 aidr.registry.unavailable) once the newest revocation list held was signed 11 minutes (max_revocation_age_seconds=660) earlier, judged from its signed iat; anonymous visitors are unaffected. Every AIDR verifier applies the same limit. health()["revocation_issued_at"] shows how close a site is to it.

mode="verified-only" (with verified_only_paths) refuses anonymous requests with 401, as the Cloudflare Worker and the Node middleware do. Or verify a request yourself with AgentVerifier. Apache-2.0.