Building Verifiable Agents with the Triple Verified Stack
summary
An accountability protocol called chaos chain is under active development and a usable SDK (Python + TypeScript) already demonstrates a triple verified stack: intent mandates (Google AP2 + JWT for cryptographic authorization), process integrity (hashing, Zero g compute integrations, verifiable claims, IPFS/Pinata storage), and on‑chain reputation via ERC‑804 registry. Payments use X402 for machine‑to‑machine flows. A Genesis Studio demo runs end‑to‑end: client agent → evidence package → verifier agents that perform causal analysis to score agents. Protocol isn’t complete but the SDK and studio work as proofs of concept; deployed to Sepolia, Base, Optimism and BNB testnet.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Verifiable agentic systems
- 1:10Triple Verified Stack primitives
- 2:59Accountability engine layers
- 4:46Accountability protocol
- 5:31Studio for autonomous services
- 7:10Koshian SDK features
- 8:43Q&A
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