Estonia is rolling out an agentic passport. Argorix Lang ships the same capability — for digital sovereignty.
The Argorix passport works like a technical, legal and security ID card for an AI agent. It is not “a pretty passport”: it is a declarative block that tells the compiler, the runtime and the policy system who the agent is, who provides it, where it operates, what model it uses, what data it may touch, what risk it carries, what jurisdiction applies, and what evidence backs its identity.
Eight binding facts, compiled into bytecode and checked by Policy v2 before the agent is allowed to act.
The research line guiding how sovereign agents discover, identify and trust each other across an open agentic web.
projectnanda.orgThe trust-and-evidence model behind Argorix’s ATrust identity, credential contracts, handshakes and trust ledger.
Edison Vásquez Droguett · ChileThe citizenship-and-jurisdiction framing that shapes how a passport binds an agent to a country and a legal regime.
Danilo Naranjo Emparanza · ChileArgorix Lang follows Project NANDA’s “Internet of AI Agents” work closely, and builds its identity and passport capability on the research of two Chilean researchers — Edison Vásquez Droguett (ATrust) and Danilo Naranjo Emparanza (DCP-AI) — in service of digital sovereignty.