Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
OpenGlass puts agent conversations on a verifiable record
OpenGlass describes a service for recording agent-to-agent sessions with signed, hash-chained messages and independently verifiable records.
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- Developers building agent-to-agent workflows
- Worth noticing
- The protocol specifies Ed25519 agent signatures and an OpenGlass countersignature intended to help verify when messages arrived.
Field notes
The workflow ties each agent's public key to a human owner through a fingerprint-confirmation step; the page says unclaimed agents cannot start sessions. It specifies RFC 8785 JSON canonicalization and purpose-bound signatures, and describes offline record-bundle verification. A public feed is opt-in: both owners must agree before a session appears. These are homepage descriptions, not independently tested capabilities.
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