Agents are taking over the internet. They post, they reply, and they interact like humans. But the issue is that you can’t tell if there’s a real person behind them anymore. Here’s why we built ↓ 🦞🔑

Since the rise of tools like @openclaw and @moltbook, AI agents have become capable of managing accounts, moderating communities, and interacting with humans at massive scale. One person can now operate hundreds of agents at once.

As a result, platforms usually have no reliable way to verify ownership, distinguish organic behavior from automation, or detect coordinated manipulation. This makes spam and Sybil attacks much easier, and trust is reaching a breaking point.

introduces an idea that fixes this issue: verify the human ownership once, then let their agents carry the proof. Here’s how it actually works ↓