I help startups, enterprises, and investors create, evaluate, and govern AI Agents that can be trusted.
AI Agents represent a new challenge for organizations. Unlike traditional apps, they:
Act with autonomy and make decisions
Multiply complexity in multi-agent orchestration
Require new layers: identity, governance, registries, storage, and secure communication
β οΈ Without trust, AI Agents risk becoming opaque, unreliable, and even dangerous.
Explore my technical projects, consulting work, and engineering solutions in the Trusted Agentic Web space.
View All ProjectsSee my contributions to open source projects, community leadership roles, and standards development work.
View All Open SourceBuilding the infrastructure for the agentic web - enabling AI agents to discover, connect, and collaborate across decentralized networks.
Chair of the Trusted AI Agents Working Group at DIF, defining governance standards for AI Agents.
Workshop focused on building the foundational infrastructure for agentic internet systems.
Leading the Bay Area Chapter of Project NANDA, building the Internet of Agents.
An incubation community within DIF that encourages development and collaboration on new ideas and projects.
Chair of the Trusted AI Agents Working Group at DIF, defining governance standards for AI Agents.
A Decentralized Web Node (DWN) is a data storage and message relay mechanism entities can use to locate public or private permissioned data related to a given Decentralized Identifier (DID).
The primary objective of this Task Force is to develop the ToIP Trust Registry Protocol as a ToIP Specification.
Securely granting and revoking authority between agents.
Ensuring agents are tied to real, verifiable individuals.
Building trust through verifiable track records.
OPA, Cedar, and other policy frameworks.
Runtime guardrails to prevent rogue behavior.
Enabling safe economic transactions between agents.
Publishing and resolving agent facts.
Secure, interoperable protocols for agent-to-agent interaction.
Verifiable, privacy-respecting data management for agents.
Secure messaging protocol for decentralized identity.
Standards for digital credential exchange.
Protocol stack for internet-scale digital trust.
Integration of verifiable credentials with OIDC.
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