Context
The repo is missing standard open-source discoverability signals that help people find and evaluate the project.
What needs to happen
1. Add status badges to README.md
Add badges at the top of the README showing:
- CI status (manifest compiler workflow)
- npm package version (
@open-agent-trust/cli)
- Number of registered issuers (from
manifest.json)
- License (MIT)
2. Add GitHub topic tags
Add these topics to the repo settings (Settings → General → Topics):
agent-identity, trust-registry, ed25519, did-resolution, open-standard, ai-agents, attestation, cryptography, zero-trust
3. Add "Used by" section to README
Add a section showing projects that integrate with the registry:
- qntm (encrypted transport)
- ArkForge (execution attestation)
- Agent Passport System (economic authorization)
- Agent Agora (discovery)
- AgentID (identity layer)
Getting started
- The manifest compiler workflow is at
.github/workflows/manifest-compiler.yml
- The npm package is
@open-agent-trust/cli
registry/manifest.json has total_issuers for the badge count
Acceptance criteria
- Badges render correctly in the README
- Topic tags are added
- "Used by" section lists current integrations with links
Context
The repo is missing standard open-source discoverability signals that help people find and evaluate the project.
What needs to happen
1. Add status badges to README.md
Add badges at the top of the README showing:
@open-agent-trust/cli)manifest.json)2. Add GitHub topic tags
Add these topics to the repo settings (Settings → General → Topics):
agent-identity,trust-registry,ed25519,did-resolution,open-standard,ai-agents,attestation,cryptography,zero-trust3. Add "Used by" section to README
Add a section showing projects that integrate with the registry:
Getting started
.github/workflows/manifest-compiler.yml@open-agent-trust/cliregistry/manifest.jsonhastotal_issuersfor the badge countAcceptance criteria