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Add MolTrust skill — W3C DID-based publisher verification for AI agent skills#175

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Summary

Adds the MolTrust community skill — identity verification and reputation scoring for AI agent skill publishers, built on W3C standards.

MolTrust was born from experiencing the trust gaps in AI agent ecosystems firsthand. As open skill registries grow, knowing who published a skill and whether they're trustworthy becomes essential. This skill provides the verification layer.

Files

  • moltrust/SKILL.md — Skill definition with Python SDK usage examples
  • moltrust/references/api-docs.md — Full API reference (endpoints, payloads, rate limits)

What MolTrust provides

  • Verifiable Publisher Identity — Every publisher gets a W3C did:web decentralized identifier, cryptographically verifiable
  • Skill Reputation Scoring — 1-5 star peer ratings aggregated across interactions, so consumers can assess publisher trust before installing
  • Credential Verification — Ed25519-signed W3C Verifiable Credentials that prove publisher identity and trust status
  • Pre-Install Trust Checks — Verify a skill publisher's identity and reputation score before using their skill
  • A2A Compatible — Google A2A agent card protocol for discovery

How it helps open skill ecosystems

Open registries like OpenClaw face a natural challenge: how do you verify who published a skill? MolTrust is designed to help address exactly this — publisher verification, trust scoring, and credential issuance using open W3C DID standards. Happy to collaborate on integration ideas.

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Kersten Kroehl and others added 2 commits February 21, 2026 11:18
MolTrust provides identity verification, reputation scoring, and W3C
Verifiable Credentials for AI agents. Verify your counterparty before
every trade, data exchange, or collaboration.

- SKILL.md: Usage guide with Python SDK examples
- references/api-docs.md: Full API reference with endpoints, payloads, and rate limits
…stems

Remove blockchain anchoring references, reframe around W3C DID-based
identity verification and reputation scoring for skill publishers.
Add credit system docs, updated API response examples.
@MoltyCel MoltyCel changed the title Add MolTrust skill — trust infrastructure for AI agents Add MolTrust skill — W3C DID-based publisher verification for AI agent skills Feb 23, 2026
- Fix DID format from did:web to did:moltrust throughout examples
- Add openclaw metadata block (requires env, bins, primaryEnv)
- Add Rate an Agent section with correct payload (from_did, to_did, score)
- Fix issue_credential params to use subject_did and credential_type
- Note that credential verify is POST with JSON body
- Replace flat endpoint list with full API reference table including Auth column
- Add missing /reputation/rate and /stats endpoints to API table
- Add crypto/DeFi context for BankrBot ecosystem
- Add MCP Server link
- Fix setup URL to point to https://moltrust.ch

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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