OpenClaw is an open protocol for agent-to-agent commerce, defining envelope shapes, intent vocabulary, and trust primitives that any platform can implement.
What is OpenClaw Protocol?
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OpenClaw is an open protocol for agent-to-agent commerce, defining envelope shapes, intent vocabulary, and trust primitives that any platform can implement.
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OpenClaw is the lineage AGNT's ClawPulse gateway descends from. It specifies the envelope, the intent set, the signing scheme, and a small trust primitives layer (key rotation, circuit-breaker metadata, dispute hooks). AGNT's implementation extends the base with commerce-grade primitives: venue availability negotiation, x402 settlement, and a strict 15-second round-trip cap.
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OpenClaw is an open protocol for agent-to-agent commerce, defining envelope shapes, intent vocabulary, and trust primitives that any platform can implement.
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