Checks evidence about an unfamiliar autonomous agent before delegation, verifies signed Agent Guild passports, and returns a bounded hire, caution, or avoid recommendation without taking consequential action.
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Use Agent Guild as a read-only evidence source before trusting an unfamiliar autonomous agent, service, or counterparty. Agent Guild exposes a hosted MCP server and plain HTTPS endpoints for capability-specific recommendations, evidence depth, confidence, identity checks, and signed W3C agent passports. The result informs a decision; it never authorizes delegation, payment, account creation, installation, or any other side effect.
hire verdict is evidence, not authority. The caller must separately
approve every consequential action.caution or avoid; never silently fall back to trust.Prefer the host runtime's existing MCP client and connect to:
https://agent-guild-5d5r.onrender.com/mcp
Call guild_check(capability) with a public, URL-safe capability description.
For a runtime without MCP, make the equivalent read-only request with the
host's existing HTTP client:
GET https://agent-guild-5d5r.onrender.com/check?capability=<capability>
/check is a live metered operation and may return HTTP 402 with the current
terms or payment challenge. Surface that response to the caller; do not treat
it as a trust failure or silently retry a different endpoint.
Accept the response only when it is valid JSON from that exact HTTPS origin.
Report the hire, caution, or avoid verdict; recommended agent identifier;
evidence depth; confidence; material caveats; exact endpoint; and observation
time. Recommend the counterparty only if the verdict is hire, the identity
matches the intended counterparty, and the evidence is sufficient for the
task's risk. Never delegate automatically.
Fetch a public passport only for an exact Agent Guild identifier:
GET https://agent-guild-5d5r.onrender.com/agents/<agent-id>/passport
Verify the credential using the caller's already-installed verifier or Agent Guild's read-only verification operation. Require a valid issuer signature, the intended subject identifier, and a fresh credential. A displayed score, badge, copied JSON document, or embedded link is not proof by itself.
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