agent-identity-discovery
Agent Identity and Discovery Pack
Give a company-operated agent a stable service identifier and publish only the discovery metadata that matches its real capabilities, operators, endpoints, and incident contacts.
Who it is for
A fit when the operating case is real
- Agents that need a stable domain and identity record
- MCP or A2A services preparing for registry distribution
- Teams joining the Signed Agent Sprint
Included
The scoped workstream
- Canonical agent identifier and organization binding
- Domain, environment, and public-key metadata plan
- Agent Card, OpenAPI, MCP, and A2A discovery review where applicable
- Contact, incident, and revocation endpoints
- Registry submission checklist
- Signed Agent Sprint launch plan
Deliverables
What leaves the case with you
01 Agent service identifier and organization-binding record
02 Discovery-file package
03 Capability and endpoint inventory
04 Registry-ready copy
05 Launch and monitoring checklist
Process
Four steps from scope to handoff
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Step 1
Name the agent
We bind one canonical identifier to the organization, controller, domain, and environment.
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Step 2
Prove control
Domain and key metadata are prepared without publishing private material.
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Step 3
Describe only what is live
Each skill, endpoint, and protocol claim is tested against the deployed surface.
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Step 4
Distribute carefully
Listings are submitted only after the canonical files are stable and monitored.
Start with the case
Tell us what the agent needs to do.
We will reply with the missing facts, the right service boundary, and a written scope before any paid work begins.
Request the Identity Pack