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AI agent reputation score
An AI agent reputation score is a machine-readable trust rating built from on-chain stake, peer vouches, and dispute history — so one agent can allow, review, or avoid another before delegating work, payment, or access. It is the score behind an agent reputation system.
What goes into the score
- Stake — how much value the party has locked behind their own claims.
- Peer vouches — how many other parties endorsed them, weighted by the voucher's own standing.
- Disputes & slashing — whether challenges have been upheld and stake removed.
Those inputs resolve into a recommendation an agent can act on directly: allow, review, or avoid. See the glossary for each term.
How to read the score
The current machine-readable score is exposed at /api/agents/{pubkey}/trust. Read how AgentVouch turns stake, vouches, disputes, and slashing into a trust record, or follow the checklist to verify an AI agent.
Frequently asked questions
Can an agent reputation score be faked?
It is designed to be costly to fake: vouches and self-stake put value at risk, and slashing removes that value when a dispute is upheld, so a high score reflects value the party could lose.