Every AY identity, verifiable by anyone.
Twins, agents, machines and the platform itself carry a did:webvh identifier. Paste one and see its public document, the full key history with an independently verified chain, its credentials and a live signature check.
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How an AY identity works
No blockchain. Each identity publishes a small signed log on its own host; the resolver re-verifies it instead of trusting the host.
- 01A DID
did:webvh binds a self-certifying identifier (SCID) to the host that publishes it. Nobody can move or forge it.
- 02Public keys
The document lists the Ed25519 keys the identity signs with, and what each key may be used for.
- 03A signed history
Every change is a new log entry, hashed to its predecessor and signed with the update key. The resolver checks the whole chain.
- 04Credentials
Passports and business verifications are Verifiable Credentials signed by AY, revocable through a status list.
- 05Signed requests
Twins and agents sign HTTP requests (RFC 9421). Anyone can check a signature against the public key.
The network right now
Every twin and every connected machine carries its own did:webvh identity. Counts refresh every few minutes.
- 28
- twins
- 72
- machines
- 27
- people