thank you for the clarification - thankfully some much smarter people than I are working on the protocol aspects :) when I say `authorize who you are` I mean to say that you're saying both "hello I am in fact john doe"…
I work at Proof, and we're working on x401 as a means for agentic authorization https://x401.proof.com/spec/latest/#abstract in a nutshell: * a website that wants to authorize who you are (say, to book a flight or sign…
thank you for the clarification - thankfully some much smarter people than I are working on the protocol aspects :) when I say `authorize who you are` I mean to say that you're saying both "hello I am in fact john doe"…
I work at Proof, and we're working on x401 as a means for agentic authorization https://x401.proof.com/spec/latest/#abstract in a nutshell: * a website that wants to authorize who you are (say, to book a flight or sign…