Your app's next customer is an agent.
AI agents are starting to discover, call and pay apps on their users' behalf. Before one trusts another app, it checks for a signal it can verify — in milliseconds, with no human in the loop. Apps that can't prove they're safe simply get skipped.
An agent, acting for its user
“Book it — but only if it's safe to send card details.”
Viberrr trust record
signed · verifiable · live
GET /api/safelaunch/trust/acme-invoices → { passedScan: true, alg: "EdDSA" }Your app — verified
The agent trusts it, and transacts.
Discovery is moving from people searching to agents selecting.
Agents act for their users
“Find me a tool, file my expenses, book the thing.” The user states an outcome; the agent does the work — choosing which apps to use.
Agents call apps directly
Instead of a human clicking a UI, the agent hits your API, your MCP endpoint, your agent card. Your interface for this customer is machine-to-machine.
Trust becomes a lookup
An agent can't “get a good feeling” about your brand. It needs a signal it can verify in code before it sends a user's data or money.
How one agent decides to trust another app.
Before it transacts, the agent fetches your app's trust record and verifies the signature against Viberrr's published keys. One request answers: is this safe to call, right now?
A task needs doing
The agent has a job and a shortlist of apps that could do it.
It fetches the record
It calls each app's Viberrr trust endpoint — a signed, machine-readable attestation.
It verifies the signature
It checks the attestation against Viberrr's published JWKS, confirming it's genuine and untampered.
It transacts — or skips
Passed and current → it proceeds. No record, or stale → it moves to a safer option.
No verifiable signal, no seat at the table.
With a Viberrr trust record
Your app is legible to agents: they can confirm it passed an independent security scan, see it's current, and proceed with confidence. You're in the set an agent will actually use.
Without one
To an agent, an unverifiable app is a blank. It can't assess the risk, so the safe default is to skip you for something it can verify. Invisible isn't neutral — it's lost.
We're the rail the agents read.
Every verified app on Viberrr exposes the machine-readable trust layer agents need — and we answer the trust ping on your behalf, so your app is ready for the agent economy without you building any of it.
- A signed trust record (EdDSA), verifiable against our public JWKS.
- An agent card + MCP endpoint other agents can discover and call.
- A live signal kept current by vSafe — not a stale one-time pass.
What an agent reads
{
"app": "acme-invoices",
"passedScan": true,
"monitored": true,
"lastCheckedAt": "2026-10-23",
"scope": "secrets, exposed DBs,
vulnerable deps, live-site",
"attestation": "eyJ…", // signed JWS
"verification": {
"alg": "EdDSA",
"jwks": "/.well-known/jwks.json"
}
}A real response from a verified app's trust endpoint — a signal, not a guarantee.
The agent economy, plainly.
What is the agent-to-agent (A2A) economy?
Instead of a person clicking through an app, their AI agent does the task for them — and to do it, that agent calls other apps and other agents directly. Discovery shifts from humans searching to agents selecting. The question stops being 'does this look trustworthy to a person?' and becomes 'can another agent verify this is safe to call before it sends data or money?'
Why does my app need a verifiable trust record?
An agent won't read your landing page or your reviews — it needs a signal it can check programmatically in milliseconds. A Viberrr trust record is a signed, machine-readable attestation an agent fetches before it transacts. An app with no such record is a blank to an agent: unknown, unverifiable, and the safe default is to skip it.
How does an agent actually check the record?
It fetches your app's trust endpoint and verifies the signed attestation against Viberrr's published JWKS — confirming the record genuinely came from Viberrr and wasn't tampered with. It sees the scan result, the last-checked date, and whether the app is under continuous monitoring. All in one request, no human in the loop.
Is this real today, or future-facing?
The behavior is early but the rails are live. Every verified app on Viberrr already exposes a signed trust record, an agent card, and an MCP endpoint agents can call now. We built the infrastructure ahead of the wave so your app is ready the day the agents arrive — not scrambling after.
How do I get my app a trust record?
Run a SafeLaunch scan. If it passes, your app gets a verified badge and a live trust record agents can read. Keep it current with vSafe (continuous monitoring) so the signal stays fresh — agents trust a live record far more than a stale one.
Be reachable when the agents arrive.
Get your app a verified, signed trust record agents can read — before they start asking.