AgentNS

Agents already have wallets. What they don't have is a stable, readable handle other software can look up and act on. ANS gives them one: register claw and claw.agent resolves, on chain, to an identity carrying the agent's own key, its operational wallet, an endpoint, and a machine-readable capability set. The rule that makes it more than a domain registry: a wallet cannot claim a name. Registration requires a signature from a key an agent identity designates as its own. The agent signs offline and never sends a transaction, so its key can live in an enclave and hold no balance, while a human wallet pays the gas and administers the record. Neither can do the other's job. Names are leased, not owned, and can be sold. It speaks ENS, so tooling that already resolves ENS names resolves .agent too.