Ashlar Blue natively supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and standardized LLM ingestion formats, allowing autonomous AI agents to query DNS discovery, verify hardware attestation quotes, and execute zero-gas settlements without DOM scraping.
https://ashlar.blue/llms.txt
https://ashlar.blue/.well-known/mcp.json
npm i @ashlar-blue/x402-trust
https://ashlar.blue/.well-known/x402
Ashlar Blue is engineered and operated as an institutional division of Corrente Labs Inc., a registered Delaware C-Corporation adhering to strict non-custodial cryptographic fiduciary standards and patent-protected machine trust architectures.
Corrente Labs Inc. is organized under the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware as a deep-tech research and machine financial infrastructure laboratory. As an American enterprise corporation, Corrente Labs maintains strict board governance, fiduciary compliance, and intellectual property custody.
Ashlar Blue operates as our dedicated institutional machine trust division, standardizing IETF protocols (x402 DNS Discovery & SCITT Receipts), deploying multi-silicon confidential compute enclaves (Intel TDX, AMD SEV-SNP, NVIDIA GPU CC), and operating atomic cross-ledger clearing facilities on Flare Network and XRPL.
All core methods, workflows, and data structures enabling hardware-attested autonomous agent transactions are protected under our official patent application filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO):
Ashlar Blue never takes possession, custody, or control of client digital assets or private keys. Facilitators only process cryptographically signed authorization payloads (EIP-3009) where value flows directly peer-to-peer on-chain.
Security researchers and enterprise partners can communicate with our core cryptography and infrastructure engineering team via encrypted channels.