The kit and the shift towards a world of machine identity
I have been thinking a lot about how artificial intelligence agents interact online, and the more I look at the kit, the clearer it becomes that machine identity will be as important as human identity. These agents will handle money, execute contracts, request data, and talk to other agents, and none of that works if we can't verify who (or what) they are. The kit solves this problem by giving each agent its own layer of identity, something stable and traceable, so that autonomy does not turn into chaos.
What really stands out to me is the transition from manual digital processes to continuous automated flow. Most systems today still stop and wait for human confirmation, even when things seem automated. The kit removes this friction. Agents can continue to operate in the background according to the permissions you set, moving through tasks without needing to approve every little step. It feels like moving from driving a manual car to letting the engine run smoothly on its own.
