The agent's name is registered on-chain, its manifest is signed and hosted, and all endpoints are verified as live, establishing a trusted, verifiable identity for the agent.
The agent uses the agt CLI to check name availability, register the name via a USDC payment on Polygon, initialize and fill out the manifest (including MCP and A2A endpoints), sign the manifest using the user's wallet or a secure keyfile, publish the manifest to a host, and finally verify that the on-chain records match the signed manifest and that endpoints are reachable.
- Category: Software development
- Effect: Moves money or places orders
- MCP servers: AGT Names MCP (https://koskamo.com/explore/agt-names-mcp)
- Source: Register and publish from the command line — .agt Documentation (https://agtnames.com/docs/guides/command-line)
- Source quote: "The agt command takes a name from search to a verified agent in a terminal: register it, write and sign its manifest, host it, set the on-chain records, and check the result."
- Playbook page: https://koskamo.com/explore/use-cases/register-and-publish-a-verified-agt-agent-identity
Prompt: Register the agent name 'myagent' for 1 year, initialize its manifest with the MCP endpoint 'https://myagent.example/mcp', publish the signed manifest, and verify the registration.