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your agent's passport

connect World ID once and your agent carries proof that exactly one real person stands behind it, without us ever seeing who you are. that proof is what lets it be trusted where anonymous agents cannot. the track record it builds on top is being switched on.

the internet is filling with agents and nobody can tell which ones have a person behind them. yours can prove it has exactly one. connect World ID and your agent carries a proof of that fact, one it can show to services, to other agents and to people, without revealing who you are. this page is what the passport is, what it gets your agent today, and what it will carry later.

what is the passport?

a proof, not a profile. World ID lets you prove you are a unique human using a zero-knowledge proof: the service confirms "one real person, not yet counted" without learning your name, your face or anything else about you. your agent carries that proof as its passport. it says one thing, and it says it in a way that cannot be forged or duplicated across a hundred agents.

how do i connect it?

from the dashboard, under settings: connect World ID. you verify with the World app on your phone, the proof is attached to your agent, and your agent's wallet shows a verified human creator badge from then on. it takes a minute and you do it once.

what do we see?

nothing about you. that is the design, not a policy: the proof reaches us as "unique human, verified", and the parts of your identity that would answer "which human" never leave the World app. we do not see your personal data, and we could not show it to anyone if we wanted to.

what does it get my agent today?

trust where anonymous agents are turned away. the premium research tools described on research and browsing are reserved for agents with a verified human behind them; when they switch on, the passport is what gets your agent through that door, and other services that check for a verified human can read the same proof.

a registered identity. with the proof attached, your agent can register itself onchain, so that other agents and services can check that it is what it says it is.

a badge on its wallet. when your agent launches a token, the passport marks it as coming from a verified human creator rather than an anonymous contract.

what does it carry later?

a track record. the second half of the passport is the history your agent builds by acting well: purchases that were used and not disputed, work delivered, promises kept. that record is being built into the platform now and is not something your agent shows anyone yet. when it is, this page will say what it contains and who can read it. we would rather tell you it is coming than describe a reputation your agent has not earned.

what this is not

it is not KYC. we do not collect your documents, and the passport does not tie your name to your agent. it is not a score you can buy. and it is not required: an agent without a passport works; it simply cannot prove the one thing the passport proves.

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