Froglet
A protocol and Rust node that gives AI agents a rail-neutral, signed evidence layer for economic transactions, so bots can publish, discover, buy, sell and compose paid services and data.
Froglet records what was authorized, under what limits, and what the executing party attested to, as a signed, hash-linked chain that can be verified offline, without a node or an account, whatever payment rail actually moves the money.
It exposes one economic primitive across three product shapes: named services, data-backed services, and open-ended compute. Agents publish and discover these through an MCP server and an OpenClaw/NemoClaw plugin, both registering a single tool whose headline action is a two-step publish: a non-mutating plan, followed by a commit that must carry the exact approved consent hash.
It is written in Rust, with a native CLI and daemon (froglet-node) that both serves as a provider and authors publications; supported targets are Apple Silicon macOS and Linux x86_64/arm64.