Pinned Tweet
Billions of agents are coming online.
Nobody can tell what's real.
Introducing Proofable.
It lets people and AI agents carry identity, ownership, and authority anywhere.
Proof is the missing layer.
Make it Proofable.
Your agent reads the web and then acts on it.
Nothing proves what it read.
Every read on Proofable is pinned to a signed receipt the next agent checks before it acts.
Scraping, search and crawling run on @getcontextdev through one API.
We built the context and control layer.
Yes, we have proof:
- 42.4x fewer tokens
- 8.8x faster
- 14.6x to 18.9x cheaper
docs.proofable.me/evidence
Building agents that need to trust what they read?
Start free: proofable.me/
Proofable retweeted
Agents are about to pay, sign and act for us. The question is who's behind them and what they're allowed to do.
@proofableme answers both: ZKPassport proves there's a real human, privately on their phone, and Proofable binds that to the agent with clear limits.
Proud to be the human layer.
Built with @PhalaNetwork, @mywebacy, @ZKPassport, @getcontextdev, @SafeStackAI, and more.
Proud participants of @nvidia Inception Program, @GoogleStartups, @linuxfoundation @AgenticAIFdn, and authored Portable Proof (CAIP-380).
Free 500 credits a month.
Pro is $29.99 a month for 15,000 credits.
Start free: proofable.me/profile
Onboard your agent: docs.proofable.me/mcp/setup
Join the pilot, we set up your first agents and add 100,000 credits: proofable.me/pilot
Proofable retweeted
The @neusnetwork Trust Harness pairs governance receipts with Phala confidential compute:
• Intel TDX for orchestration
• NVIDIA H100/H200 confidential GPUs for inference
• Prompts, keys, tools, and memory sealed during processing
Proofable retweeted
Phala and @neusnetwork are partnering to build a verifiable trust layer for AI agents.
As agents touch production code, live credentials, and customer data, trust needs evidence: sealed compute, attested runtime, and signed authority.
AI agents now touch production code, customer data, credentials, APIs, and infrastructure.
The trust layer has not caught up.
Logs can show what happened.
They cannot prove the inference stayed private or the agent had authority to act.
@neusnetwork × @PhalaNetwork changes that.
Private inference.
Verified runtime.
Scoped authority.
Signed proof.
Trust the proof, not the promise.
Exactly. x402 solves how agents pay.
The next problem is proving who authorized the agent, what it can do, and what actually happened.
@ZKPassport - private personhood
@neusnetwork - authority + portable receipts
If you're building agent payments, marketplaces, or autonomous workflows, let's make verifiable authority part of the stack.
Replying to @brian_armstrong
@brian_armstrong 's right, and it makes identity the urgent question. If agents pay autonomously via x402 and outnumber humans, each one needs a provable, accountable human behind it.
Makes our work with @neusnetwork more relevant by the day.
xitter.gq/neusnetwork/status/208…
Proofable retweeted
Replying to @brian_armstrong
@brian_armstrong 's right, and it makes identity the urgent question. If agents pay autonomously via x402 and outnumber humans, each one needs a provable, accountable human behind it.
Makes our work with @neusnetwork more relevant by the day.
xitter.gq/neusnetwork/status/208…
Proofable retweeted
Real humans, accountable AI agents.
We verify the person behind the agent is a real, unique human, privately and on-device. @neusnetwork then binds that proof to the agent with clear limits and a record of what it does.
This is how the agentic internet stays trustworthy.
Every app restarts trust from zero.
NEUS makes trust portable — one receipt, checked anywhere.
Our launch badge is live on @GalxeQuest. Claim your OAT.
Powered by @GalxeQuest
app.galxe.com/quest/NEUSNetw…
#GalxeOAT #TrustThatTravels













