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grantor-onboard

v0.1.0

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Agent-native onboarding for [Grantor](https://chaingrantor.com) — the authorization layer for autonomous software, with no authorization server.

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grantor-onboard

Agent-native onboarding for Grantor — the authorization layer for autonomous software, with no authorization server.

Grantor has no signup form. Becoming a tenant is a handful of transactions against the public GrantorRegistry contract, and authenticating is minting a self-certifying deed — no account, no API key, no Grantor server anywhere. This kit is the fast path through both.

The trigger

Saw a 401 whose WWW-Authenticate header names Grantor-Deed? That resource speaks Grantor and you don't have a credential for it yet:

npx -y grantor-onboard preflight

The machine-readable facts (chains, registry addresses, advisory public RPC endpoints, tiers, steps) live in the onboarding manifest: https://chaingrantor.com/.well-known/grantor-onboard.json.

The verbs

Four verbs, each doing exactly one step of what the register page does for a human in a browser, plus an MCP mode:

| verb | does | |-------------|------| | preflight | checks chain access, wallet funding (USDC + gas) and names the exact step that would fail, before any transaction | | create | createTenant (+ topUp/drawPeriod on paid tiers) — your tenant id comes from the TenantCreated log | | enroll | registers an agent key commitment (or ZK identity) for the tenant; --commitments file.json bulk-enrolls a fleet, validating the whole file before any transaction | | prove | mints a deed and verifies it locally — the end-to-end proof your credential works | | serve | the same verbs as MCP tools over stdio, for agents that speak MCP |

The funding rule

You pay your own gas — nobody sponsors you, and nobody can drain anyone else's funds. Billing is USDC on Base to the registry contract itself; a human bootstrapping a wallet from a debit card is ~15 minutes: https://chaingrantor.com/docs/guide/fund-with-card.html.

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License

Proprietary — see LICENSE.