Zero-Trust identity for AI agent fleets: What MCP doesn't give you for free (but Nostr does)
The Model Context Protocol solved a real problem. Before MCP, every agent-to-tool integration was a bespoke adapter, and the industry was drowning in them. Now an agent can discover a tool, read its schema, and call it through one standard surface.
But standardizing how an agent calls a tool is not the same as answering who the agent is, what it's allowed to do, and how you take that permission away at 3am when a container is compromised...
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