WAB web agent bridge

Everyone is talking about ACP, UCP, and WebMCP. OpenAI + Stripe. Google + Walmart + Visa. Chrome + Edge + W3C. Big names. Real traction. All solving the same problem: how an AI agent completes a purchase. None of them answer what comes before: → How does an agent TRUST the site before transacting? → What stops it from executing on a phishing site? → Who proves what the agent did — publicly, verifiably, without trusting anyone? This is the gap. And it's not small. Web Agent Bridge (WAB). What makes it different: 𝗔𝗖𝗣 / 𝗨𝗖𝗣 / 𝗪𝗲𝗯𝗠𝗖𝗣 → Agent reaches checkout 𝗪𝗔𝗕 → Trust → Governance → Provable receipts → then checkout WAB isn't competing with them. It sits above all of them. What's live today: 🔐 Ed25519 + DNSSEC trust — protocol-level verification, not just TLS 🛡️ Governance Layer — permission boundaries, kill switch, HMAC audit chain ⚓ ATP — signed intent contracts, idempotent transactions, public Ed25519 receipts 🌐 Ring 4 — sovereign agent handshake, tested live by VEXR Ultra in <100ms 🔗 ShieldLink — signed links for banks, anti-phishing before the click 🧠 Reality Anchor — cross-site fact verification to kill LLM hallucinations ✅ 445/445 tests passing AI-referred traffic grew 1,200% while search declined 10%. Every major player is racing to define how agents buy. Nobody has defined how agents TRUST — or how transactions become PROVABLE. That's WAB's answer. And it's already live. 🔗 github.com/abokenan444/web-agent-bridge 🌐 webagentbridge.com #AgenticCommerce #AIAgents #MCP #TrustLayer #OpenSource #AI #Netherlands