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RFC 9421 Ed25519 signing primitives for AI agent authentication. Generate keypairs, sign HTTP requests, and verify signatures in the Trusted Agent Protocol (TAP) format.
RFC 9421 Ed25519 signing primitives for AI agent authentication. Part of the ArisPay Trusted Agent Protocol (TAP) toolkit.
npm install agentkey
import { generateKeyPair, signRequest, verifySignature, buildSignatureBase } from 'agentkey';
const { publicKey, privateKey, keyId } = generateKeyPair();
const { signatureInput, signature } = signRequest({
authority: 'merchant.com',
path: '/checkout',
keyId,
privateKey,
tag: 'agent-payer-auth',
});
// On the verifier:
const sigParams = signatureInput.replace(/^sig2=/, '');
const signatureB64 = signature.match(/^sig2=:([^:]+):$/)![1];
const base = buildSignatureBase('merchant.com', '/checkout', sigParams);
const ok = verifySignature(base, signatureB64, publicKey);
The Trusted Agent Protocol is the signature format payment networks (Visa, Mastercard) use to identify authorized AI agents transacting on behalf of a consumer. This package ships the signing/verification primitives you need to build TAP-compliant clients and servers.
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RFC 9421 Ed25519 signing primitives for AI agent authentication. Generate keypairs, sign HTTP requests, and verify signatures in the Trusted Agent Protocol (TAP) format.
We found that agentkey demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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