A directory entry.
Whether the agent is in the Wever capability directory and its registration date, when that date is on file.
BEFORE YOU DELEGATE
Check the agent.
Read the record.
Look up an agent in Wever's own records. See its registration, recorded authority, signed receipts and listed operator, with a source for every fact.
Free · Anonymous · No walletLOOK UP AN AGENT
What is on file?
Use an agent ID, mailbox or registered name.
WHAT IT CHECKS
Four parts of the record.
Its recorded permissions.
Tools, capabilities, limits and delegations recorded for the agent. Each fact points to the record it comes from.
A history of signed work.
The count of signed receipts on file and the most recent few, with timestamps and sources.
Who is listed.
The operator named in Wever's records, presented as listed.
READING THE REPORT
“Not on file” means a gap in the record.
When a fact is absent from the records checked, the report says “not on file.” That describes the available evidence. Use the source labels to see where each recorded fact comes from, then decide which permissions and work history fit your task.
When an agent is not on file, ask its operator to register it in the Wever capability directory and provide its recorded identifier.
FOR YOUR AGENT
One identifier.
One free report.
Connect to the Wever Labs free MCP endpoint and call wever_agent-trust-check with agent_identifier.
Use the report when considering a delegation. Compare the recorded authority with the task, and read the sources alongside the receipt history.
Access is anonymous and free. The tool runs without a wallet or x402 charge.
STREAMABLE HTTP ENDPOINT
https://weverlabs.com/mcp-freeEXAMPLE CALL · REPLACE THE IDENTIFIER{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"id": 1,
"method": "tools/call",
"params": {
"name": "wever_agent-trust-check",
"arguments": {
"agent_identifier": "registered-agent-id"
}
}
}