josephcecala

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   by josephcecala 1mo ago

   Appreciate that feedback, I will relay this back to the team and see if they're on-board with removing the blockchain references.
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   by josephcecala 1mo ago

   Fair, and to be clear, you can use AC2 today with zero crypto exposure. The whole protocol for API access, git commits, client comms uses FIDO2 signing, DIDComm, and WebRTC. No wallet, no chain, no token needed. Algorand only shows up in th
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   by josephcecala 1mo ago

   Good questions, the core doesn't need a blockchain at all. AC2 is just an approval/signing layer (DIDComm + WebAuthn/FIDO2 + WebRTC), so most use cases like API access, git commits, and client comms never touch a chain. Block
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   AC2 Protocol: The missing security layer for AI agents(ac2protocol.org)

   17 points by josephcecala 1mo ago|16 comments
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   by josephcecala 1mo ago

   AC2 is an open standard that puts users back in control of AI-driven signing operations, providing verifiable proof of intent and credential isolation. The problem: a compromised agent runtime (e.g. a malicious plugin dependency) can leak e