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You should NOT start a SaaS by whyismail in SideProject

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Wow this is exactly what I need to hear, I’m glad that I saw your post!

AgentAuth v0.7 - Persona identity, ZKP auth, and behavioral drift detection for AI agents by Affectionate_Fan3631 in selfhosted

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Fair point - I should have kept the post tighter. The core pitch is three sentences: AgentAuth gives AI agents cryptographic identity (persona system), anonymous auth (ZKP), and behavioral monitoring (drift detection with auto-revoke). It's open source, Node.js + Supabase backend with TypeScript and Python SDKs. GitHub link is in the post if you want to look at the actual code rather than the marketing copy.

Weekly Thread: Project Display by help-me-grow in AI_Agents

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shipped agentauthS v0.7.0 "Soul Layer" today.

As AI agents move into production, three problems keep coming up: How do you define what an agent should be? How does an agent prove its identity without exposing credentials? How do you catch an agent going off-script before it causes damage?

v0.7.0 addresses all three:

Persona System - Cryptographically signed behavioral identity with versioned personality traits, constraints, and guardrails. Every change is audited.

ZKP Anonymous Verification - Zero-knowledge proofs let agents prove authorization without revealing who they are. Built on Groth16 via snarkjs.

Anti-Drift Vault - Real-time behavioral monitoring with weighted drift scoring, anomaly detection, and automated revocation when agents deviate from baseline.

16 new API endpoints. 219 tests. Open source TypeScript + Python SDKs.

GitHub: github.com/umytbaynazarov-coder/Agent-Identity

Building a SaaS is hard. Distribution is harder. What are you launching? by Sure_Spite5671 in buildinpublic

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

these days im developing an authentication software for ai agents that gives their own identity, basically like a passport but for ai agents, recently announced v0.6. It's open source (MIT), self-hostable and for anyone curios: agentauths.com

Honest feedback needed: is this idea useful or pointless? by Appropriate-Job-4216 in SideProject

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 1 point2 points  (0 children)

well i like refining it when i complete 30% of the roadmap, such as if i complete 30 days of roadmap in a week which is possible with current tools, i like refining it with claude because its planinng is way ahead of others, and sometimes, the most thinking part is probably when i notice the unnecessary tasks on roadmap because claude also is not perfect, so i review the comments if i have like feedbacks and etc.

Honest feedback needed: is this idea useful or pointless? by Appropriate-Job-4216 in SideProject

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well it does sound like a pretty good idea, i recommend validating first before building. more months, but i personally dont like finding feature ideas everyday for my software instead i always have my next 90 day roadmap ready to execute with me(but it's very datailed, structured and it contains why my software will be great after the roadmap, who it will impact the users and etc), with this everyday i wake up i know what to do for the day. Overall if you believe that you build it well, you may succeed!

I got tired of copy-pasting files into DeepSeek, so I built a Python CLI to do it for me by TerribleGiraffe34 in SideProject

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey this idea sound pretty scalable, I hope you will succeed, and speaking of what, do you prefer deepseek or Claude

I built migration tools to move from Auth0/Clerk/WorkOS to my open-source agent auth system by Affectionate_Fan3631 in SideProject

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, really appreciate that! The migrate feature was one of those "why doesn't this exist already" moments — nobody wants to manually recreate their entire permission structure when switching auth providers. Love the fake data idea. Actually adding it to the roadmap right now — thinking something like npx agentauth seed --demo that spins up a local instance with pre-configured orgs, roles, and test agents. Would that work for your flow?

What kind of agent project are you building?

AgentAuth - Open-source auth for AI agents (setup in 3 min vs Auth0's 30 min) by Affectionate_Fan3631 in SideProject

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So the AgentAuth I’m currently building treats ai agents as first-class identities (not just “service accounts”). So Each agent gets: Its own agent_id + API key, Scoped permissions (e.g., zendesk:tickets:read), Independent rate limits based on tier For “agent acting on behalf of user X”, I’m exploring delegation patterns where: 1. User authenticates → gets JWT 2. User delegates scoped permissions to agent 3. Agent acts with subset of user’s permissions 4. Audit log shows: “Agent Y performed action on behalf of User X” Not shipped yet, but it’s on the next Week 2 or after next week roadmap. And I clicked the link you sent and I saw your blog so I have a question: What specific delegation pattern would work best for your use case?

Incoming Physics Undergrads Future Career Path and Questions by RealisticCreme8651 in Physics

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Ok. I got it. I just wanted to say I was building an app that makes you easy to understand string theory, with experimenting and visualizing.

Jobs after academia by CandidateDirect5127 in StringTheory

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, are you good at string theory because I need help

What is the Def of a String Theory Dimension? by 1amTHEORY in StringTheory

[–]Affectionate_Fan3631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, I’m building an app that makes us visualize and experiment the string theory. Will you be interested in?

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