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OpenAI's Agents API is a harness. ARC is a new kind of computer for agents
OpenAI's Agents API turns the Codex loop into a hosted API: sessions, compaction, tools, sandboxes, plugins. That layer is real. It is still not a computer with identity, durable state, and an owner who can walk away with it. ARC attaches at the seam they already documented.
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Agents don't need a better sandbox. They need a computer of their own.
Many companies are building compute for agents: sandboxes, VMs, even digital workers. They answer where untrusted code should run. What agents still lack is a machine that can last: identity, state, constrained authority, verifiable history, and the right to leave. We call that machine ARC.
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A Useful Token Must First Stand for Something of Real Value
AI services already use credits to meter storage, compute, and API calls. As Agents begin to act across systems, the important work is not giving those units a fashionable name. It is making the rights, authority, and usage they represent possible to verify and reconcile.
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AI Agent 不只是需要一個錢包
支付是 AI Agent 與 Blockchain 最顯眼的交點,但更基礎的問題是:Agent 是誰、誰授權它、它能做什麼,以及出了問題後如何對帳。
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Agents Need an Identity. DID May Be the Best Place to Start
An agent cannot exist only as a platform account and an API key. DID can provide a portable, long-lived identity anchor, but authorization, runtime proof, revocation, and audit still have to do their own jobs.
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Small World: Every Agent Lives in Its Own Projection
AFS has a design principle we call Small World: every agent, every app, every process sees not the global world, but a small world projected specifically for it. Anything outside that world isn't "access denied". It simply doesn't exist. Here's where the idea comes from, why it's more than a security mechanism, and how to try it yourself.
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Blocklet 的執行時。它給開發者一個地方來執行以 Blocklet 描述的應用,連同那個 Blocklet 宣告自己需要的資源。