Four domains. The definitive identity-protocol stack for the agentic economy.
The W3C-standardised foundation: Decentralised Identifiers, Verifiable Credentials, a decade of standards work. The architectural parent of the entire stack — identity for non-human actors begins here.
The hyphen is not a defect. It mirrors the [role]-[identity] token delimiter used throughout OpenClaw and NemoClaw documentation — machine-readable by design.
Reads as a protocol. The category NIST's NCCoE concept paper is actively defining, and the one CISOs started asking about after ClawHavoc.
The DNS of the on-chain agentic economy. ENS is to wallets what ANS will be to autonomous agents.
NemoClaw reached general availability on March 18, 2026, with Fortune 500 pilots and a 12-vendor coalition including Cisco, Salesforce, SAP, CrowdStrike, and Databricks.
DefenseClaw shipped on GitHub on March 27, 2026, as the centrepiece of Cisco's RSAC 2026 keynote.
NIST's NCCoE concept paper on AI agent identity and authorization closed for public comment on April 2, 2026. Sector-specific listening sessions are running throughout April.
OpenClaw has surpassed 346,000 GitHub stars — the most-starred non-aggregator project in GitHub history. 38 million monthly visitors. 180 startups built on top.
These four domains are offered as a single apex bundle to strategic acquirers only. Not separable. Private conversations, no public listing.
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