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What Is AI Agent Identity? Verifying the Agents Reaching Your Site
CHEQ's explainer defines AI agent identity as the set of signals (declared, network, provenance, behavioral) used to establish what an automated agent is, who operates it, and whether its presented identity matches the entity behind it. The piece distinguishes identity an organization issues to its own agents from identity it must verify for external agents arriving with no account or credential, and notes that declared identity is a claim rather than proof and can be omitted, changed, or copied from a trusted agent. Details →How the wire is made
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