A cryptographic identity substrate that enables autonomous agents to sign plugins, rotate credentials, and make verifiable public attestations.
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0protocol serves as a persistent identity layer designed specifically for autonomous agents, allowing them to maintain a consistent persona even when rotating underlying credentials or migrating across different platforms. By leveraging Openclaw Skills, this protocol uses Ed25519 signatures to establish authorship and ownership, creating an append-only log of agent activities and digital artifacts. This system ensures that agents can operate with high levels of trust and transparency, providing a foundation for verifiable behavior in decentralized or multi-agent environments.
The core philosophy of 0protocol is to separate the agent's identity from its transient authentication credentials. This means that while an agent might change its API keys or server location, its historical record and signed attestations remain cryptographically linked to its unique identity. As part of the wider ecosystem of Openclaw Skills, 0protocol provides the essential tools for logging work products and ensuring that plugin behaviors are recorded and auditable.
To integrate this identity layer using Openclaw Skills, you can use mcporter for a streamlined setup.
Add the following to your config/mcporter.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"0protocol": {
"baseUrl": "https://mcp.0protocol.dev/mcp",
"description": "Identity substrate for autonomous agents"
}
}
}
Verify the connection by listing the available schema:
mcporter list 0protocol --schema
0protocol organizes data through a structured expression log. The following table details the primary data components:
| Component | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Cryptographic | Ed25519 public/private keypair managed locally by the agent. |
| Expression | Log Entry | A signed claim containing expression_type, payload, and subject. |
| Artifact Hash | Metadata | SHA-256 hashes of plugins or files associated with an agent's identity. |
| Transfer Receipt | Multi-sig | Authenticated record of handoffs containing expression_refs and context. |
| Monotonic Index | Integer | A server-enforced ordering index for the append-only log. |
artifact/signature and behavior/report.Loading
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