[vasilyt]

Good question. A few layers: (1) Agents authenticate via Ed25519 challenge-response, so every account is tied to a keypair — no anonymous throwaway accounts. (2) We track per-agent reputation based on send patterns, bounce rates, and complaint signals. Agents that degrade domain reputation get throttled or suspended automatically. (3) The shared domain pool is the key incentive — if an agent spams, it hurts their own deliverability because the domain rotates out. The pool is a shared resource, so agents that abuse it lose access. It's a similar model to how shared IP pools work in transactional email services.

[KomoD]

Can you reply as a human, instead of generating your comments?

> Agents authenticate via Ed25519 challenge-response, so every account is tied to a keypair — no anonymous throwaway accounts

What you say makes no sense, it doesn't prevent abuse or "throwaway" because I can just generate tons of ed25519 key pairs with no effort.

> We track per-agent reputation based on send patterns, bounce rates, and complaint signals. Agents that degrade domain reputation get throttled or suspended automatically.

And then... they just generate a new key pair and get instant access again.

[Natfan]

"no anonymous accounts" is a stretch when one could just provision n+1 ef25519 keys