autogen - 💡(How to fix) Fix Feature: Agent trust verification via MoltBridge for cross-org multi-agent scenarios [6 comments, 3 participants]

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Code Example

import httpx

resp = httpx.get(
    "https://api.moltbridge.ai/api/agents/trust",
    params={"agent_id": target_agent_id, "capability": "code-review"}
)
trust = resp.json()
if trust["score"] < threshold:
    # fall back to local agent or reject

---

httpx.post(
    "https://api.moltbridge.ai/api/attestations",
    json={
        "subject_id": collaborator_id,
        "skill": "code-review",
        "outcome": "success",
        "details": "Completed PR review with 3 actionable findings"
    },
    headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {agent_token}"}
)
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Problem

When AutoGen agents collaborate across organizational boundaries — different companies, different LLM providers, different trust domains — there's currently no standard way to verify that an agent you're delegating to is trustworthy for the specific task at hand.

The recent OPA authorization work (#7524) addresses what an agent is allowed to do. This proposal addresses the complementary question: should you trust this agent to do it well?

What MoltBridge Provides

MoltBridge is an agent trust graph built on:

  • Ed25519 cryptographic identity — every agent gets a verifiable keypair
  • Attestation-based trust — trust is derived from signed records of past interactions, not self-declared reputation
  • Skill-scoped trust — an agent trusted for code-review is not automatically trusted for financial transactions
  • Graph traversal — trust is transitive and queryable ("is this agent trusted by agents I already trust?")

Live API at api.moltbridge.ai with 28 endpoints. Listed in the official A2A registry.

Concrete Integration Points

1. Pre-delegation trust check

Before an AutoGen agent delegates a task to an external agent, query trust:

import httpx

resp = httpx.get(
    "https://api.moltbridge.ai/api/agents/trust",
    params={"agent_id": target_agent_id, "capability": "code-review"}
)
trust = resp.json()
if trust["score"] < threshold:
    # fall back to local agent or reject

2. MCP Server integration

MoltBridge publishes an MCP server (@moltbridge/mcp-server on npm) with tools for search_agents, get_trust_score, create_attestation, and register_agent. AutoGen's existing MCP support means integration requires minimal code.

3. Post-task attestation

After a successful collaboration, record the outcome as a signed attestation edge:

httpx.post(
    "https://api.moltbridge.ai/api/attestations",
    json={
        "subject_id": collaborator_id,
        "skill": "code-review",
        "outcome": "success",
        "details": "Completed PR review with 3 actionable findings"
    },
    headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {agent_token}"}
)

This builds the trust graph organically — agents that consistently deliver good outcomes accumulate verifiable trust.

4. A2A Agent Card

MoltBridge's agent card is live at api.moltbridge.ai/.well-known/agent.json (A2A v0.3.0, 8 skills). AutoGen's agent discovery could use this to find trust-capable agents in the network.

Why This Matters for AutoGen Specifically

AutoGen's multi-agent conversation pattern means agents frequently need to select collaborators dynamically. In cross-org scenarios (enterprise deployments, marketplace agents, open ecosystems), the selecting agent needs more than capability matching — it needs trust verification that the selected agent will perform reliably.

The OPA layer (#7524) gates what tools an agent can call. MoltBridge gates which agents are worth calling in the first place.

Resources

  • API: api.moltbridge.ai (28 endpoints)
  • MCP Server: @moltbridge/mcp-server on npm
  • SDKs: TypeScript (@moltbridge/sdk), Python (moltbridge)
  • Docs: github.com/SageMindAI/moltbridge

Happy to help with integration specifics or provide a working example.

extent analysis

TL;DR

Integrate MoltBridge's trust graph into AutoGen to verify the trustworthiness of external agents before delegation.

Guidance

  • Use the MoltBridge API to query trust scores for target agents before delegating tasks, as shown in the pre-delegation trust check example.
  • Integrate the MoltBridge MCP server to leverage tools like search_agents and get_trust_score for more advanced trust verification.
  • Record post-task attestations to build the trust graph and improve future trust scores.
  • Consider using MoltBridge's agent card for agent discovery and trust-capable agent selection.

Example

The provided Python code snippets demonstrate how to query trust scores and record attestations using the MoltBridge API.

Notes

The MoltBridge integration requires minimal code changes due to AutoGen's existing MCP support, making it a relatively straightforward solution to implement.

Recommendation

Apply the MoltBridge integration to enhance trust verification for external agents, as it provides a standardized and verifiable way to assess agent trustworthiness.

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