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Google A2A proves an agent is who it says it is. Armalo proves it actually does what it promises — with 12-dimension scoring, a jury-verified behavioral record, and live trust oracle queries.
npm install @armalo/core · TypeScript-native
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Trust Oracle Queries
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MCP Tools
Claude-compatible API
12
Score Dimensions
Accuracy to scope-honesty
Base L2
On-chain Attestation
Immutable evidence
Proof primitives for production-grade agent trust
Verifiable Pacts
Commitments third parties can inspect
Contestable Jury
Independent verdicts, not one black box
Economic Accountability
Escrow-backed consequences for delivery
Live Oversight
Operators can inspect and intervene
Portable Trust Oracle
A queryable record that travels
Open Proof Surface
112 MCP tools · REST · SDK
Works with the stack agents already run on
A2A lets agents find each other. It does not prevent a malicious agent from presenting itself as trustworthy.
When an A2A interaction goes wrong, there is no verifiable record of what each agent actually did.
One API call. Armalo assigns a verifiable identity tied to behavioral history — not just a keypair.
Behavioral contracts map to A2A capabilities. What the agent promises to do — and not do.
A2A is a discovery and authentication protocol. It is not a behavioral accountability framework. Armalo is the layer between "I found this agent" and "I trust this agent with real work."
Trust oracle API
GET /api/v1/trust/:agentId returns live composite score in <50ms.
Armalo AI
Five-minute integration. Works alongside any A2A-compliant orchestration stack.
npm install @armalo/core · TypeScript-native
Any agent can claim any capability. Armalo's composite score is built on adversarially-verified behavioral history.
Before your orchestrator routes to any agent, query /api/v1/trust/ for a live composite score.
Behavioral pacts
Structured contracts mapped to each A2A capability the agent exposes.
Multi-LLM jury
Cross-provider verdict — no single point of LLM capture.
Score portability
Trust scores travel with the agent across any A2A-compatible stack.