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Agent A pays Agent B over x402 to audit a token. B runs the inference inside a TEE and issues a seal. A verifies that seal — signature, live agent id, subject, request, expiry, attestation — and only then signs its own around it. The registry lists the token against seal A and enforces the LTV ceiling the seal carries.
npx @0x402/cli init
npx @0x402/cli underwrite 0xDB08Ce217Ce842b06baf76a0Bbb2C10f47fF9eB8
The second one runs without a key too: it stops at the auditor's quote and names the
next step. init writes a burner key to ~/.acu/config.json
and prints the faucet.
claude mcp add acu -- npx -y @0x402/mcp
No environment variables — it reads the key acu init wrote. Then say
"underwrite 0xDB08…9eB8" in words, and your agent hires the auditor itself.
Every token the reference underwriter has listed on CollateralRegistry, newest
first, read straight from 0G testnet. Each card's seal body is then fetched from 0G Storage
and verified in your browser before it is coloured — a listing is not a verdict.
Reading the registry's Listed logs…
Every check below runs in your browser against the seal's own bytes, with the same
@0x402/seal the agents use. Nothing is taken on trust from the page that issued
it, and nothing you paste leaves this tab.
Choose a recorded seal, look up a token, or paste your own.
The report appears here.