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This is the narrative for everything that happens after you sign in. Think of it like opening a bank account for a software helper: you prove who it is, put money in, set the rules, and only then let it spend. Every stage maps to a protocol and a screen.

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The Five Stages

1

Register (ERC-8004)

Mint the agent’s passport. This creates its on-chain identity (an ERC-721 token) and its registration file. The agent now exists and can be looked up by anyone.
2

Verify (Know Your Agent)

Run the agent through the KYA gate. Its identity and starting reputation are confirmed. Until it passes, it cannot transact.
3

Fund (Make It Payable)

Attach a wallet and put USDC on Arc in. This is the purse. The agent can now pay for actions over x402 and settle agent-to-agent jobs.
4

Permit (Open By Feature)

Switch capabilities on one by one, with limits. Like a card’s controls: a daily cap, an allowlist of who it may pay, and a kill switch.
5

Go Live

The agent acts inside your guardrails. Anything above a threshold pauses for your approval. You watch reputation and settlements from the dashboard.

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Controls (Toggles)

The permission screen reads like bank and card settings. Each row is an on or off switch with a limit beside it.

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What Maps To What

This page is the spec for the post-login app. The interface is being built against it. Nothing here moves real value until a person approves it.