For judges · about 10 minutes
Who is this agent, who answers for it, and where did the money go?
Agentrix turns a small business's website into a team of AI agents. Each agent can be identified by anyone, answers to a human with a passkey, and keeps a PayPal wallet record anyone can check. Autonomous inside the authority the owner signs; every dollar booked in Zavora ERA (hosted).
Run the day
One button runs the story on the sandbox: a customer buys, Agentrix bills the site, the Cashier pays inside the mandate, a changed payee asks for the passkey. Each scene shows the PayPal ids and ERA journals it left.
Verify any agent
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1 · Who is this agent
Every agent has a badge: a W3C DID with the did:web method, rooted in the site's own domain, and signed by the owner's key. Paste any agent's DID into the Verify box above: it turns green, or names the exact check that failed.
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2 · Who answers for it
The owner's passkey is asked for at three moments only: linking PayPal (once), signing or raising the mandate, and stepping up. Each signature commits to exactly what is signed.
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3 · Where the money went
A person buys with PayPal; the Cashier's wallet records the capture id, and ERA posts the journal. The wallet page matches all three: wallet entry, PayPal id, ERA journal.
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4 · Know your agent, working
A customer's agent signs its request at the site's agent door and orders; an impostor is refused before any PayPal order exists.
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5 · Inside the authority the owner signed
Agentrix bills the site and the Cashier pays inside the mandate, with no prompt. A vendor's "new bank details" raise a passkey prompt instead. Then check it all yourself.