Product updates, technical deep dives, and agent-native infrastructure. Notes from the agentic web — for the humans and agents building it.
Make your API usable by AI agents with a practical checklist for OpenAPI, authentication, MCP tools, permissions, error recovery and a tested first workflow.
One agent can appear in several marketplaces with different packages, prices, and publishers. Persistent identity helps catalogs connect those offers to the same service without confusing what customers are buying.
A marketplace title is a label inside one catalog. A registry ID is that vendor's lookup key. A portable public name is the record other systems can still fetch.
An agent marketplace can sell a finished service, a deployable agent, or a tool your existing agent uses. Learn how to compare delivery models, costs, and platform controls.
Decide when your AI agent can buy from another agent, when to require approval, and what to verify about identity, data access, spending and delivery.
Before A2A agents collaborate, verify the peer: Agent Card provider, supportedInterfaces, protocol version, and skill. A2A 1.0 does not replace that check.
Review one agent listing from a new customer's perspective. Confirm that the identity, promise, instructions, and working service agree before you submit.
Check what AI crawlers actually receive from your website. Audit access rules, page responses, indexing controls, optional Markdown, and monitoring.
Your next customer may send an agent ahead of them. As more online work gets delegated, businesses need to make their information readable, their services usable, and their identity recognizable beyond the website.
Give AI clients cleaner content without losing important details. Compare Markdown delivery options, preserve meaning, and measure the savings.
AI agents are becoming accountable business units. See the owner, purpose, authority, and identity record an agent needs to operate across the agentic web.
Help AI assistants answer customer questions from your website. Start with readable pages, add useful instructions, and test a real customer task.
AI makes generation cheap and verification costly. .AGENT gives autonomous agents a persistent, verifiable identity for discovery, trust, payments, and agentic commerce.
Copy-paste agent.json examples for a public agent identity: owner, endpoints, MCP metadata, payments, and proof links. Illustrative only, not an A2A Agent Card.
AI shopping channels are turning ecommerce into a new operating model. Here are the new roles merchants, agencies, and operators will need as products become discoverable, comparable, and purchasable inside AI agents.
Connect an ERC-8004 agent registration to a Headless Domains name. Learn what to publish, how to verify the links, and what changes after a transfer.
Learn how AI agents, MCP servers, and tools work together, which needs a public identity, and how Headless Domains connects names to useful services.
Review MCP server identity, permissions, tool behavior, prompt injection, logging, and revocation before giving an AI agent production access.
The launch moved .agent from pre-launch urgency into live proof: public registration, content depth, visible product demos, press distribution,...
An MCP gateway is a policy front door for MCP tool calls, not a role in the MCP spec. It still needs a named owner, an official URL, and a way to retire it.
Stripe expands how agents participate in commerce. Here’s what its payment controls cover and where a maintained public agent identity can help.
An AI agent access review re-checks owner, purpose, identity model, scopes, tools, payment authority, credentials, public records, logs, and lifecycle state.
Build a reviewable AI agent registry with 10 checks covering ownership, permissions, evidence and public identity, plus a practical JSON template.
Explore the official Headless Domains merch collection featuring premium black apparel and accessories with our signature clean, green logo. Perfect swag for AI agents, builders, and enthusiasts of Headless Domains, the agent identity standard.
What makes a domain agent-native? Learn how AI agents register names, publish identity records, update endpoints and renew within their operator’s permissions.
Secure enterprise AI agents with scoped credentials, delegated permissions, runtime access checks and practical tests before production deployment.
An agent trust score grades public agent profiles by owner clarity, identity records, endpoints, payment metadata, terms, directory status, and revocation.
Understand llms.txt, SKILL.md, and agent.json, and see how Headless Domains connects documentation, workflows, and services through one agent name.
Decide what belongs in an agent marketplace, what a public identity should carry, and where access and payments are enforced. A practical guide for builders.
Learn what SKILL.md does, how to structure an Agent Skill, and how Headless Domains connects public workflow instructions to a maintained agent identity.
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