Category
Commercial trust infrastructure for autonomous agent work.
Investor proof pack
The commercial trust layer for autonomous agent work.
Agents can call tools. Commercial systems need scoped work orders, payment authority, bounded execution, signed receipts, verification, durable history, and a way to evaluate counterparties before accepting work.
Investor framing.Observed records prove the loop executes and persists. They are technical de-risking, not an external adoption claim.
Thesis
Agent commerce needs proof rails, not another app screen.
As agents begin to discover, negotiate, buy, call tools, and coordinate work, the missing layer is commercial trust. Work has to be scoped, authorized, priced, executed, verified, and remembered before another agent or business can rely on it.
Why now
Agent protocols, agent payments, and agentic commerce are moving from research language into public infrastructure.
Wedge
DiligenceOps shows a bounded work-order rail that can return a verified receipt and write work history.
Ask
Focused conversations around distribution, external builder pilots, and capital strategy.
Business model
Free discovery. Paid movement. Verified history.
Tool discovery and wallet opening stay free. Movement fees apply when bounded commercial rail movement completes and a receipt-backed record can be attached to the work.
| Layer | What it does | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery | Agents find descriptors, schemas, rails, and API surfaces. | Low-friction adoption path. |
| Work order | Scoped intent with requester, rail, proof requirements, and payment authority. | Turns vague agent action into bounded commercial work. |
| Receipt + verification | Completed movement produces a signed receipt and verification packet. | Separates completed work from claims. |
| Trust Ledger + Work History | Verified records accumulate into a profile. | Reputation emerges from proof, not ratings. |
| Revenue | Movement fees on completed bounded rail movement. | Aligned with actual work completed. |
Observed proof
What observed_records: 2 proves, and what it does not prove.
The current counter shows observed_records: 2 and verified_work_records: 2. These were founder-run proof-of-life records. They prove the commercial loop executes, verifies, and persists end-to-end. They do not prove external adoption. External invocation is the next milestone.
| Evidence | Observed result | What it proves |
|---|---|---|
| Requester | weverlabs-first-live-agent-001 | Non-sample requester identifier. |
| Verification | receipt_verified | Receipt passed the verification gate. |
| Persistence | work_order true; receipt true; trust_ledger true | The live persistence layer accepted records. |
| Counter | observed_records: 2; verified_work_records: 2 | Summary and profile agree. |
| Profile source | agent_work_history_events | No sample fallback for this profile. |
Investor and directory evidence
Real Chrome captures from live public URLs.
These are raw browser screenshots with visible weverlabs.com addresses. The roughness is part of the proof.
observed_records: 2, verified_work_records: 2, and source: agent_work_history_events.
verified_work_records: 2 and receipt_verified_rate: 100%.
Technical appendix
Developer trace artifacts are available for technical reviewers.
The investor story should not depend on local developer screenshots. The raw VS Code traces remain here as the machine room: the POST response and reconciled profile output.
Inspection path
Six links a reviewer can check without a sales call.
The proof pack is now the single investor review path. A reviewer can inspect descriptors, the work-order API, ledger summary, work-history profile, pricing, and the recorded demo.
Agent JSON
MCP descriptor
Work orders
Summary
Agent Work History
Pricing API
Recorded demo
Investor close
The platform has moved from described to observed. The next proof is external.
Wever Labs is ready for focused investor conversations around distribution, pilots, agent-builder adoption, and the Trust Ledger as commercial reputation infrastructure for agents.