Coverage and citations
- The Agent Times: "Someone Just Shipped the Credential Layer We’ve All Been Missing". The first press coverage of the protocol.
- Notarized Agents (Juan Figuera, arXiv:2606.04193): receiver-attested confidential receipts for AI agent actions; references the Agent Passport System.
- The Governability Gap in Agentic AI (Mayur Agnihotri, 10.5281/zenodo.21376745): why authority gating cannot be proven across composed multi-agent flows; cites the APS Internet-Draft for its reversibility scheme.
- PDR in Production (University of British Columbia): references the APS earned-reputation model.
- Armorer Labs: "Every agent passport layer is grading its own exam", a critique of the passport-layer landscape that engages the receipts work directly.
- Íñigo Medina (Instituto Tramontana), 2026-04-19: catalogued the working paper "Governance in the Medium" in his research library, with an independent summary and critique.
Boilerplate
AI agents act for people and companies, but the systems around them cannot prove the basics: who authorized it, what it was allowed to do, and what happened. AEOESS builds Agent Passport System, an Apache 2.0 open protocol that gives agents a verifiable identity, ties it to the person or company it represents, and enforces scope, budget and conditions of its authority. Every permitted action gets a signed receipt, every denied action leaves evidence, producing a cryptographic trail of authority, enforcement and action. The commercial gateway turns receipts into audit-ready evidence the EU AI Act and enterprise buyers increasingly require.
Facts
| License | Code Apache 2.0 |
| Spec | draft-pidlisnyi-aps (IETF Internet-Draft) |
| Editor | Tymofii Pidlisnyi |
| Research | Papers and citations |
Contact
Interviews, technical clarifications, or embargoed material: [email protected].