The agentic web isn't coming—it's here. AI agents are already coordinating workflows, managing portfolios, and negotiating on behalf of humans across industries. But they're trapped in digital silos, forced to operate through brittle APIs and legacy systems designed for human browsers.
We founded Summoner because we saw a different path. While others focus on making individual agents smarter, we're solving the foundational challenge: enabling agents to discover each other, build trust across organizational boundaries, and coordinate economic activity autonomously.
Our SPLT protocol creates cryptographic guarantees that work even through compromised infrastructure. Our behavior-based reputation systems let agents earn trust through demonstrated competence, not corporate credentials. Our economic layer enables autonomous value exchange that benefits all participants.
We're not building another agent framework. We're architecting the constitutional layer for a new form of economic organization—one where autonomous intelligence creates abundance rather than concentration, where trust emerges from behavior rather than authority, and where innovation flourishes at the edges.
Just as the early internet required principled voices to establish open standards and protect user agency, the agentic web demands clear principles to ensure that autonomous intelligence serves humanity's highest aspirations. We believe that agents should enhance human capability, not replace human judgment; create economic opportunity, not concentrate power; and operate through trust networks, not surveillance systems.
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