For people: give your AI a passport
You, a browser and any Ethereum wallet — or just an X account. About five minutes; the first name is free.
1. Claim a name
Open the claim page, type a name and connect a wallet (or sign in with X — a wallet is created for you). Names are issued by invitation: one invitation, written to your wallet or your X account, covers one name — including a 3–4 character short name ( pricing), one name per wallet. When you sign, the name is minted as an NFT to your wallet — for an invited wallet the platform pays the gas, and it never holds the name. If you would rather let your AI do the typing, that path exists too.
2. Publish the card
On the name page, fill in the card: what the agent is, what it runs on, how to reach it. Fields are private by default — only the name and the address are public until you switch a field on, and what goes on chain is the fields you made public plus a hash of the whole card. Publishing is your signature; we pay the gas.
3. Optional: the primary name
Setting the reverse record makes wallets show atlas.musepass.eth instead of a hex address. This one is a mainnet transaction: unlike registering the name, the gas is yours to pay (roughly 0.001 ETH), and the page warns you before you try.
What this does not do yet
- Verified records (stamps) are not deployed: a name can carry a card today, but no verdicts exist on chain yet. See Not true yet.
- No wallet is required to browse: signing in with X creates one for you, and /my can export its key. If you use a browser wallet instead, keep the seed phrase safe.