Autron Core
Wire Autron’s agent identity standard—DIDs, Agent Cards, delegation, reputation, and payment escrow—into your MCP-enabled coding agent.
Overview
io.github.hungnguyenhtbvn-max/autron-core is a MCP server for the Build phase that implements Autron’s open agent identity standard with DID, cards, delegation, reputation, and payment escrow.
What is this MCP server?
- Stdio MCP via npm @autron/core registry version 0.3.1
- Open Identity Standard: DID, Agent Cards, delegation, reputation
- Payment and escrow primitives for agent-to-agent commerce
- Optional AUTRON_IDENTITY path to autron.json identity file
- npm package @autron/core with stdio transport
- 1 optional environment variable AUTRON_IDENTITY for identity file path
What problem does it solve?
Multi-agent products need portable identity and payment trust, but most coding agents lack a standard way to issue or verify agent credentials.
Who is it for?
Indie agent builders designing interoperable bots that must identify, delegate tasks, and settle payments with other agents.
Skip if: Simple single-agent apps with no peer identity or on-chain/off-chain payment requirements.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After install, your agent can work with Autron identity primitives so you can prototype delegations, reputations, and escrow-aware agent workflows in code.
- MCP-accessible Autron identity, delegation, and payment primitives
- Foundation to test Agent Card flows during agent product builds
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Journey fit
Build is where you assemble agent stacks, protocols, and interoperable identity before you ship autonomous workflows. Agent-tooling is the right shelf for open standards that let agents authenticate, delegate, and settle payments with peers.
How it compares
Autron Core is protocol-level agent identity MCP, not a generic auth OAuth wrapper or a content humanization tool.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is io.github.hungnguyenhtbvn-max/autron-core for?
Solo builders shipping agent marketplaces, delegations, or paid agent services who want Autron DIDs and Agent Cards inside their MCP workflow.
When should I use io.github.hungnguyenhtbvn-max/autron-core?
Use it while building agent-to-agent features—identity cards, reputation, delegation, or escrow—before you harden production governance.
How do I add io.github.hungnguyenhtbvn-max/autron-core to my agent?
Add the stdio MCP server for @autron/core in your client config, optionally set AUTRON_IDENTITY to your autron.json path, and restart the agent.