StandardsYou wrote the skill. Can you prove it?
Anyone can claim they wrote a skill. Far fewer can prove they had this exact file, signed, before a certain date. Here is how to produce that evidence in about a minute, and how anyone can check it against Bitcoin without trusting us.
StandardsYour expertise is not training data
Skills are executable expertise: years of judgement written down so an AI agent can act on it. Permission to execute should not silently include permission to absorb it into a model. The launch essay for SkillRights, with Claude and Codex each given their own unedited say.
StandardsNow you can verify our facts, not just read them
facts.json now ships with a signed WARD receipt: a hash, a chain position, and a signature you can check offline, with no account and no call to us. What that actually proves, and what it doesn't.
StandardsThe fourth draft: WARD is at the IETF
In February we filed three Internet-Drafts and left the fourth at home, because it was not ready and the site said so. This weekend we audited WARD, found a real defect, fixed it properly, and filed the whole family.
StandardsThree Protocols, One Standards Body
Quox submitted three protocol specifications to the IETF as Internet-Drafts, covering agent messaging, governance, and evidence. This is what we filed and why it matters.