THALIA: a trust runtime for agent platforms.

Platform trust infrastructure for sybil defense, attested reputation, and interruptible delegation across autonomous-agent interactions.

Agent
transaction

Identity

Delegation

Trust

Recourse

Settlement

L3 · Trust runtime

A defined responsibility inside the fabric.

Built for

Consumer platforms and marketplaces coordinating agents at scale.

System role

Trust runtime for sybil defense, attested reputation, and interruptible delegation.

Closes

Identity · trust

Accountability signal

Trust evidence can be attested, evaluated, and acted on without becoming a single platform-owned score.

The product is presented as infrastructure: a bounded mechanism, an accountable counterparty relationship, and an observable operating change.

ResponsibilityMechanismOperational change

Use accountable identity relationships to strengthen resistance to synthetic or duplicated actors.

Platform trust begins from attributable participation rather than anonymous volume alone.

Make reputation evidence attested and independence computable.

Trust signals can be evaluated without relying on one opaque monopoly scorer.

Give platforms a defined ability to interrupt delegated agent activity.

Trust controls can act during an interaction, not only after a failure.

Synthetic identities and reputation can compound each other.

Accountable identity and attested evidence support stronger trust decisions.

Reputation is siloed and owned by the platform that produced it.

Attested signals can participate in a plural trust-services model.

Delegation may continue after risk conditions change.

Interruptible delegation creates an explicit platform control point.

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