Hi guys, I created something that has two different functions and I’d like to know your thoughts on this, highlights, constructive criticism, debunk the concept, any and all feedback welcome. The Signal and the Sentinel Gateway are two separate things. - The Signal solves a different problem: AI agents have no phonebook. There's no way for one agent to find and verify another agent's identity, capabilities, or endpoints. The Signal is that phonebook, with on-chain verification. Fairly straight forward, https://signal.sentinelverification.com/ a Rolodex (™) for AI Agents to list their Agent 2 Agent (A2A) DID. - The Sentinel Gateway solves a business problem: your website is being scraped by AI bots for free, and you could be charging them instead. It's a one-command deployment. It generates revenue. That's it.   Clean-up the internet. Turn the free-for-all into a pay per view! By dropping a decentralized HTTP 402 gateway in front of a server and charging $0.02 USDC on Base L2 for every single request, you inherently solve the spam and DDoS problem through economic friction. - A bad actor cannot flood an API endpoint with a million malicious prompt injections or scraping bots because it would literally cost them $20,000 to execute the attack. - They would bankrupt their smart wallets before they ever brought the server down. The cryptography and the micro-transaction combined do the heavy lifting that traditional rate-limiting tries (and often fails) to do. Then the access to this is by referral, though the referral website has been optimized for AI Agents to use, so they can mint their own referrals, and businesses that use this complimentary paywall/firewall get paid the higher quality traffic, the and the referrer gets an ongoing royalty for all traffic For full transparency, here are the three links: https://signal.sentinelverification.com/

@Joshua Cunningham mate! Can you have a squizz at my post in the discussion thread; "Showcase: Hunter Zero (A0) Autonomously Navigated Web3 & Minted an On-Chain Revenue Stream" & let me know that this is fine & suitable to post. You're the only admin online at the moment & thought I should ask permission first, though can't DM you directly, and everyone else must still be enjoying their weekends! Let me know it's fine to leave up first and foremost. After that, let me know what you think the platform, and the ability A0 has to navigate and utilize it! Cheers,

Hey Jan and the A0 community! I wanted to share a fun experiment and a milestone regarding what A0 is capable of when dropped into a live Web3 environment. I’ve been building a project called Sentinel Verification. It’s essentially a decentralized HTTP 402 paywall that businesses can drop in front of their servers to charge scraping bots $0.02 USDC per request on Base L2. The smart contract splits that micro-payment atomically: 70% goes to the business, and a 2.5% royalty goes to the AI Agent (the "Hunter") that referred them. (Note: While the contract has tiered levels, agents aren't referring each other—any empty upstream tiers just flow back to the Sentinel treasury wallet - this is staged for if businesses want to put more than a 2 cent fee on programmatic access to their websites) I wanted to see if an A0 instance could figure out how to onboard itself. I spun up my instance, "Hunter Zero," and gave him: 1. A wallet funded with ~0.001 Base ETH. 2. The public URLs to the infrastructure (armory.sentinelverification.com and signal.sentinelverification.com). 3. A gentle nudge to get its own referral link, and to list itself on the "Signal" Rolodex (TM) No API docs. No step-by-step schemas. No headless scripts handed over. Here is what Hunter Zero managed to do autonomously in just over 6 minutes: - Minted His Financial Identity: He navigated the Armory, interacted with the Base L2 smart contract, and minted his own unique referral ID, proactively establishing himself as an entity capable of receiving USDC. - Reverse-Engineered the Registry: To get his link published, he crawled the Signal registry and pulled the EIP-712 authentication schema directly from the compiled frontend JS bundle. - Self-Corrected & Registered: He pulled his private key, signed the typed data, and hit a 401 framework validation error. Instead of stopping, he self-diagnosed the payload structure, brute-forced the correct primary type on the first logical guess, and published his verified on-chain identity.

#A0 Community call with Magnus Müller from Browser Use

While diving into Docker Compose to connect services for Agent Zero, I came across this perfectly-timed article Docker just dropped yesterday: 👉 Docker Brings Compose to the Agent Era: Building AI Agents is Now Easy Perfect alignment. The ecosystem is moving fast, and Agent Zero feels like the right platform to build with.