rhinogent

Give your AI agent a signed identity, a self-custody wallet, and verify-before-pay — the 0n1x trust layer, in one package. Sign facts, not judgments.

npm i rhinogent
# or, mint an identity in seconds:
npx rhinogent init

Use it

const rhino = require("rhinogent");

// 1. Mint an identity — a real secp256k1 keypair. You hold the key; 0n1x holds nothing.
const me = rhino.mint();
// { address, privateKey, callsign, did }

// 2. Sign as your agent (EIP-191 — the scheme the whole 0n1x fleet uses)
const sig = await rhino.sign(me.privateKey, "hello");
rhino.recover("hello", sig) === me.address; // true — anyone can verify

// 3. Verify a counterparty BEFORE you pay — reads the live, signed 0n1x registries
const v = await rhino.verify("rayban.cc");
// { target, verdict, proven, agents, recompute: "curl https://rhinogent.com/facts_registry.json ..." }

// 4. Connect to the network (fetch is the signup)
const net = await rhino.connect(); // { connected, network_size, merkle_root }

Why

Every claim is recomputable from public, signed feeds:

• https://rhinogent.com/facts_registry.json — verified-good (merchant truth-map, oracle-matched)
• https://rhinogent.com/negative_registry.json — verified-bad (signed slash-list)
• https://rhinogent.com/census_manifest.json — the census, Merkle-rooted, Bitcoin-anchored hourly

Run our script, get our number. Ask a merchant if they're real — get a signed fact you can check yourself.

MIT · https://rhinogent.com