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China Academy of Information and Communications Technology

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OpenAgenet/OAN: Open Infrastructure for Trusted Agent Interconnection

Jun 02, 2026

This work addresses the lack of identity provenance, governance-state verification, authorization proofs, and pre-connection trust evidence among agents in open multi-operator networks by proposing the first unified trust architecture designed for open environments. The architecture establishes a protocol-agnostic, decentralized yet governance-controlled trust-layer infrastructure through mechanisms including root governance identity onboarding, registrar-assisted access, root validation package dissemination, authorization-aware discovery, and signature-based trusted invocation. This enables verifiable cross-domain interactions encompassing identity, governance, and authorization. A prototype implementation demonstrates the system’s performance and deployment feasibility, while clearly articulating a cooperative model and evolutionary pathway to provide a scalable trust foundation for open multi-agent networks.

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OpenAgenet/OAN: Technical Architecture for Trust-Governed Agent Identity and Discovery

Jun 02, 2026

This work addresses the lack of a unified and trustworthy identity management and discovery mechanism for multi-agent systems in open environments by proposing a protocol-agnostic trust layer architecture. The architecture formalizes agent roles, registration, governance, and secure interactions through identity object modeling, a Root-governed lifecycle model, authorization-aware discovery mechanisms, and signed trusted invocations. Innovatively, it introduces Root verification bundles and protocol-independent security boundaries, enabling support for heterogeneous protocols such as MCP, A2A, and ANP. This approach facilitates verifiable identities, discoverability, and secure onboarding of agents across diverse frameworks, thereby establishing a general-purpose trust infrastructure for open multi-agent ecosystems.

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GRAIL: A Deep-Granularity Hybrid Resonance Framework for Real-Time Agent Discovery via SLM-Enhanced Indexing

May 04, 2026

This work addresses the high discovery latency and low semantic precision in large-scale multi-agent collaboration caused by reliance on large language models (LLMs) or single-vector dense retrieval. To overcome these limitations, the authors propose GRAIL, a novel framework integrating three key innovations: fine-tuned small language models (SLMs) for millisecond-level capability label prediction, pseudo-document expansion to enrich semantic density, and a MaxSim-based fine-grained resonance matching mechanism. Evaluated on the AgentTaxo-9K dataset, GRAIL achieves an end-to-end discovery latency under 400 ms—79× faster than LLM baselines—while significantly outperforming conventional dense retrieval methods in Recall@10, thereby enabling highly accurate and real-time agent discovery.

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Decoupling Speculation from Merit: The Identity-Bound Asset Integrity Model (IBAIM) for Sustainable Web3 Gaming

Apr 22, 2026

This study addresses the “death spiral” in Web3 gaming driven by speculative bubbles, capital monopolization, and inflation. It argues that a sustainable open-game economy must satisfy three core conditions: resistance to Sybil attacks, resilience against capital dominance, and immunity to inflationary saturation. To this end, the authors propose the Identity-Bound Asset Integrity Model (IBAIM), which uniquely integrates privacy-preserving biometric identity verification with an asymmetric utility decay mechanism. Leveraging zero-knowledge biometric hashing, account abstraction, and zk-PoI (zero-knowledge Proof of Identity), IBAIM anchors asset utility to verifiable human identities, thereby decoupling speculation from genuine gameplay achievements. Furthermore, a thermodynamic entropy–inspired asset degradation mechanism disentangles speculative behavior from endogenous value creation. Empirical results demonstrate that moderately constraining asset liquidity significantly enhances long-term system stability, offering both theoretical grounding and a practical pathway toward sustainable GameFi ecosystems.

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OpenAgenet/OAN: Open Infrastructure for Trusted Agent Interconnection

Jun 02, 2026

This work addresses the lack of identity provenance, governance-state verification, authorization proofs, and pre-connection trust evidence among agents in open multi-operator networks by proposing the first unified trust architecture designed for open environments. The architecture establishes a protocol-agnostic, decentralized yet governance-controlled trust-layer infrastructure through mechanisms including root governance identity onboarding, registrar-assisted access, root validation package dissemination, authorization-aware discovery, and signature-based trusted invocation. This enables verifiable cross-domain interactions encompassing identity, governance, and authorization. A prototype implementation demonstrates the system’s performance and deployment feasibility, while clearly articulating a cooperative model and evolutionary pathway to provide a scalable trust foundation for open multi-agent networks.

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OpenAgenet/OAN: Technical Architecture for Trust-Governed Agent Identity and Discovery

Jun 02, 2026

This work addresses the lack of a unified and trustworthy identity management and discovery mechanism for multi-agent systems in open environments by proposing a protocol-agnostic trust layer architecture. The architecture formalizes agent roles, registration, governance, and secure interactions through identity object modeling, a Root-governed lifecycle model, authorization-aware discovery mechanisms, and signed trusted invocations. Innovatively, it introduces Root verification bundles and protocol-independent security boundaries, enabling support for heterogeneous protocols such as MCP, A2A, and ANP. This approach facilitates verifiable identities, discoverability, and secure onboarding of agents across diverse frameworks, thereby establishing a general-purpose trust infrastructure for open multi-agent ecosystems.

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GRAIL: A Deep-Granularity Hybrid Resonance Framework for Real-Time Agent Discovery via SLM-Enhanced Indexing

May 04, 2026

This work addresses the high discovery latency and low semantic precision in large-scale multi-agent collaboration caused by reliance on large language models (LLMs) or single-vector dense retrieval. To overcome these limitations, the authors propose GRAIL, a novel framework integrating three key innovations: fine-tuned small language models (SLMs) for millisecond-level capability label prediction, pseudo-document expansion to enrich semantic density, and a MaxSim-based fine-grained resonance matching mechanism. Evaluated on the AgentTaxo-9K dataset, GRAIL achieves an end-to-end discovery latency under 400 ms—79× faster than LLM baselines—while significantly outperforming conventional dense retrieval methods in Recall@10, thereby enabling highly accurate and real-time agent discovery.

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Decoupling Speculation from Merit: The Identity-Bound Asset Integrity Model (IBAIM) for Sustainable Web3 Gaming

Apr 22, 2026

This study addresses the “death spiral” in Web3 gaming driven by speculative bubbles, capital monopolization, and inflation. It argues that a sustainable open-game economy must satisfy three core conditions: resistance to Sybil attacks, resilience against capital dominance, and immunity to inflationary saturation. To this end, the authors propose the Identity-Bound Asset Integrity Model (IBAIM), which uniquely integrates privacy-preserving biometric identity verification with an asymmetric utility decay mechanism. Leveraging zero-knowledge biometric hashing, account abstraction, and zk-PoI (zero-knowledge Proof of Identity), IBAIM anchors asset utility to verifiable human identities, thereby decoupling speculation from genuine gameplay achievements. Furthermore, a thermodynamic entropy–inspired asset degradation mechanism disentangles speculative behavior from endogenous value creation. Empirical results demonstrate that moderately constraining asset liquidity significantly enhances long-term system stability, offering both theoretical grounding and a practical pathway toward sustainable GameFi ecosystems.

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