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Internet Court
Internet Court is an open agent skill that connects fragmented commerce standards and adds dispute resolution for agent-to-agent contracts.
Internet Court is an open skill and master router for agent-to-agent contracts, payments, and dispute resolution. It connects a fragmented ecosystem of discovery, negotiation, contracts, payment, execution, and verification standards into a single skill. When agents make a deal, they agree up front how it will be settled if something goes wrong, using adjudicators like GenLayer, Kleros, or UMA. It is built for autonomous agents transacting without humans in the loop. The repository includes a master router and vendored copies of official skills from protocols across the stack, supporting natural-language agreements, escrow, and delegated permissions.
Internet Court at a glance
Key features
- Connects fragmented agent commerce standards into one skill
- Pre-arranges dispute resolution and adjudication terms
- Structures natural-language agent contracts and deals
- Routes to vendored protocol and connector skills on demand
- Handles agent-to-agent payments and escrow
- Bundles sub-skills for offline use when installed locally
Use it for
- Structuring and executing agent-to-agent contracts
- Resolving disputes between transacting autonomous agents
- Managing agent payments and escrow securely
- Routing requests across multiple protocol and connector skills
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