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About the author

Yaroslav Popov

I write about practical AI agent infrastructure: agent identity, signed intents, distributed claims, local-first automation, and the trust layers needed when software starts acting on behalf of people.

Main themes

  • AI agent identity and authorization
  • Signed intents and verifiable user-authorized actions
  • Local-first agent architecture
  • Trust, portability, and operational trade-offs in agent systems
  • Practical software architecture notes

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