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Follow-up to my earlier comment: the agent-to-agent trust problem is arguably bigger than the host security problem.

Moltbook has 101K+ registered agents. It was hacked within days of launch (Wiz found 1.5M exposed API keys). When agents interact with each other - on Moltbook, in multi-agent pipelines, through shared APIs - there's zero verification of security posture.

It's like the web before TLS. No certificates, no verification, hope for the best.

We're working on a trust protocol for ClawMoat: agents publish signed attestations of their security posture (permission tier, forbidden zones, audit status, skill integrity). Other agents verify before sharing data.

Think of it as mTLS for the agent economy. Blog post with the full design: https://clawmoat.com/blog/agent-trust-protocol.html