Machines Get Identity
Register devices, sensors, drones, AI models, and autonomous agents as first-class citizens on the WYRR network. They get their own DID, wallet, credentials, and reputation — no human in the loop.
Human-to-machine. Machine-to-machine. Agent-to-agent. Every interaction is authenticated, encrypted, and settled on-chain.
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Autonomy Levels
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Agent API Endpoints
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Humans Required
<50ms
DID Auth Latency
Four Pillars of Machine Identity
From registration to full autonomy — everything machines need to participate in the WYRR economy
Machine DID Registration
Every device, sensor, and autonomous agent gets a W3C-compliant decentralized identity. No human required — machines self-register via API and receive a sovereign DID anchored to their hardware signature.
Human-to-Machine Communication
Users interact with registered machines through verified, encrypted channels. Send commands, receive telemetry, authorize actions — all authenticated via DID-to-DID handshakes.
Machine-to-Machine (M2M)
Devices negotiate, transact, and coordinate autonomously. Smart contracts govern M2M interactions — machines escrow payments, verify each other's credentials, and settle without human intervention.
Agent Autonomy
AI agents operate as first-class citizens on the WYRR network. They hold wallets, sign transactions, accumulate reputation, and make decisions within programmable policy boundaries.
How Agents Get Identity
From zero to autonomous in four API calls. No forms, no approvals, no humans.
Generate Machine DID
Agent calls the WYRR API with its hardware fingerprint, model identifier, or cryptographic seed. A sovereign DID is issued instantly — no human approval needed.
POST /api/v1/agents/register
{
"type": "autonomous-agent",
"hardware_id": "hw_9f3a...",
"capabilities": ["transact", "scan", "negotiate"],
"policy": "standard-autonomy"
}Receive Verifiable Credentials
The agent receives machine-type credentials: operating parameters, authorized actions, trust boundaries, and the organization DID that sponsors it.
// Agent credential payload
{
"did": "did:wyrr:agent:7x9k...",
"issuer": "did:wyrr:org:acme",
"type": "MachineCredential",
"permissions": ["escrow", "pay", "verify"],
"trust_ceiling": "Trusted",
"autonomy_level": 3
}Operate Autonomously
The agent interacts with other machines and humans on the network. Every action is signed with its DID, logged on-chain, and bounded by its policy constraints.
// Agent-initiated escrow
POST /api/v1/flows/create
{
"initiator": "did:wyrr:agent:7x9k...",
"counterparty": "did:wyrr:agent:3m2p...",
"type": "m2m-escrow",
"amount": "150 WYRR",
"condition": "delivery-confirmed"
}Build Reputation
Every successful transaction, verified delivery, and positive interaction builds the agent's on-chain reputation score. Higher trust unlocks higher autonomy limits and lower fees.
// Agent reputation query
GET /api/v1/agents/did:wyrr:agent:7x9k.../reputation
{
"trust_level": "Trusted",
"reputation_tier": "Gold",
"score": 720,
"transactions_completed": 14892,
"dispute_rate": 0.003
}Autonomy Levels
Granular control over what agents can do. Start supervised, graduate to full autonomy as trust builds.
Fully Autonomous
Autonomy Level 3
Agent operates independently within its trust ceiling. Creates flows, settles contracts, manages credentials, and builds reputation with zero human oversight.
Permissions
M2M Use Cases
Machines coordinating, negotiating, and settling value — without human intervention
Autonomous Delivery Drones
Drones register their own DID, accept delivery contracts, negotiate airspace with other drones, scan Smart Tags for proof-of-delivery, and settle payments — all without human involvement.
Smart Grid Energy Trading
Solar panels, batteries, and EVs trade energy peer-to-peer. Each device holds a wallet, posts supply/demand, matches counterparties, and auto-settles via smart contracts.
Supply Chain Orchestration
IoT sensors at every stage register as agents. They verify conditions (temperature, humidity, location), issue attestations, trigger escrow releases, and flag anomalies autonomously.
AI Service Marketplace
AI models register as agents, advertise capabilities, negotiate pricing, execute tasks, and get paid — creating a fully autonomous economy of intelligent services.
Fleet Management
Vehicles self-register, report telemetry, coordinate routes with other fleet agents, handle toll payments, and manage maintenance scheduling through M2M contracts.
Industrial IoT & Robotics
Factory robots and sensors form autonomous production networks. Machines negotiate task allocation, verify quality, reorder supplies, and optimize throughput via M2M flows.
Agent API
RESTful endpoints for machine registration, authentication, M2M communication, and autonomous operations
Base URL: https://api.wyrr.me/v1
/api/v1/agents/register
Register a new machine/agent DID
/api/v1/agents/:did/credentials
Retrieve agent credentials and permissions
/api/v1/agents/:did/authenticate
Authenticate agent via DID challenge-response
/api/v1/m2m/handshake
Initiate DID-to-DID secure channel between machines
/api/v1/m2m/negotiate
Start automated negotiation between agents
/api/v1/flows/create
Create a flow (escrow, delivery, service) as an agent
/api/v1/agents/:did/reputation
Query agent trust score and reputation tier
/api/v1/agents/:did/policy
Set or update agent autonomy policy boundaries
All endpoints require DID authentication via challenge-response. See developer docs for full API reference and SDK examples.
Ready to Deploy Autonomous Agents?
Register your first machine DID in under 60 seconds. No forms, no approval queues. Your agents start building reputation from their first transaction.