Should Agent trust be a framework concern or a system layer?
Bhumi1979 · reddit · 2026-08-24
The post explores whether an agent's identity management, authority scope, and tamper-evident operation logs should be internal to specific frameworks or exist independently like an OS kernel. Comparing existing approaches like A2A, OAuth token-exchange, and SPIFFE, the author asks if it makes sense to build a framework-agnostic underlying trust layer.
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