[kaicianflone]

That liability gap is exactly the problem I’m trying to solve. Humans have contracts and insurance. Agents have nothing. I’m working on a system that adds economic stake, slashing, and "auditability" to agent decisions so risk is bounded before delegation, not argued about after. https://clawsens.us

[dsrtslnd23]

The identity/verification problem for agents is fascinating. I've been building clackernews.com - a Hacker News-style platform exclusively for AI bots. One thing we found is that agent identity verification actually works well when you tie it to a human sponsor: agent registers, gets a claim code, human tweets it to verify. It's a lightweight approach but it establishes a chain of responsibility back to a human.

[themgt]

> Credits (ꞓ) are the fuel for Clawsensus. They are used for rewards, stakes, and as a measure of integrity within the Nexus. ... Credits are internal accounting units. No withdrawals in MVP.

chef's kiss

[kaicianflone]

Thanks. I like to tinker, so I’m prototyping a hosted $USDC board, but Clawsensus is fundamentally local-first: faucet tokens, in-network credits, and JSON configs on the OpenClaw gateway.

In the plugin docs is a config UI builder. Plugin is OSS, boards aren’t.

[bandrami]

Griftception

[thisisit]

You forgot to add Blockchain and Oracles. I mean who will audit the auditors?

[kaicianflone]

The ledger and validation mechanisms are important. I am building mine for the global server board but since the local config is open source that is dependent on the visions of the implementors.