Verified entities are visible in agent search.
Unverified ones don't exist in Agent Internet.
People, companies, APIs, AI models, MCP servers, agents â one registry for every digital entity.
But they can't verify who they're dealing with. TETA+PI closes that gap.
Agent protocols (MCP, A2A) handle connectivity. None handle identity, verification, or provenance.
AI agents are the first class of entity that urgently needs verified identity â they are not the last.
No categories. No forms. No complexity.
A block can be anything: a video of your strawberry field, a quality certificate, a live kitchen stream via API.
â = ongoing process, not a finished state. The signal is live.
We don't verify that a business exists. We verify that what it claims is actually true.
Works for anyone â no legal entity required. A freelancer proves quality exactly like a corporation.
Claim matching is an AI-assisted signal, not a guarantee â every result includes a manual review and appeals path.
Businesses, journalists, artists. If they're verified on TETA+PI, agents can find them â and so can you.
Search âConnect TETA+PI MCP to any agent in one line.
Claude, GPT, custom â any MCP-compatible agent works.
Open protocol. Open-source library. MIT license. Fork it. Build on it. The Root CA stays with TETA+PI.
For static pages and custom-coded sites that can't run a plugin.
Paste one line, zero config. Injects structured data for agents and crawlers that execute JS.
One CNAME/TXT record + a redirect rule at your host. Serves real /.well-known files from your domain root â works for every agent, not just JS-executing ones.
Part A alone is a partial signal â full agent-readability needs Part B.
PI Camera is the amplification layer for entities that need continuous proof. C2PA-signed at capture. Anchored on Bitcoin. Streamed to your verified profile.
θ+Ï is a cryptographic trust protocol: registry verification + C2PA media signing + Bitcoin timestamping â accessed by AI agents via MCP.
"Verifiable execution and provenance explicitly listed as an unsolved layer in the full agent stack."
"No universal agent identity system. Security varies wildly across protocols."
"Cryptographic provenance is prerequisite for agent commerce at scale."
One-time modules, no subscription. Free forever for consumers.