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This is the gap we've been working on. Lilith-zero handles runtime enforcement well, but the pre-connection trust question (@gregojaca asked about) is a separat
by olegbk 6mo ago
This is the gap we've been working on. Lilith-zero handles runtime enforcement well, but the pre-connection trust question (@gregojaca asked about) is a separate problem.
We built a reputation scoring layer for this (AgentVeil Protocol, https://agentveil.dev https://agentveil.dev). Agents earn EigenTrust scores based on signed attestations from other agents they've worked with. NetFlow prevents sybil inflation. Scores hit a REST API so an enforcement proxy like Lilith-zero could consume them as policy input. Runtime enforcement + pre-connection trust = full stack.
We also run as an MCP server, so it plugs into the same ecosystem.
- gregojaca 6mo agosounds interesting. Definitely the scores can be used as policy input. 2 questions: 1. Can you also assign scores to an MCP server for example? or to skills? can it be generalized? bc I see many malicious attacks being hidden in those. 2. The agents that sign the attestations be prompt injected to give a good score even if the task was not completed. Do you imagine some more deterministic test to grant the attestations? I'd imagine myself making my CI pipeline / tests give out the attestations.