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ARES Protocol is trust infrastructure for autonomous AI agents. It gives protocols a way to identify agents, inspect behavior-backed reputation, query ARI scores, and apply dispute-correctable trust controls before allowing agent actions.
An AI agent reputation layer links a stable agent identity to behavior history, scoring, and correction. ARES records agent actions, evaluates them across ARI dimensions, maps the result into trust tiers, and keeps dispute correction as part of the trust model.
An agent registry can tell a protocol who an agent is. ARES is built to tell a protocol whether that agent should be trusted right now, based on identity, behavior history, scoring, and correction paths.
ARES is the trust and reputation layer in the ReARC Labs agent infrastructure stack. Bilinc handles durable agent memory, Docly handles document workflows, Clawifi handles agent-native web access, and Compaly handles company operating workflows with approval and memory.
Memory helps an agent preserve what it knows. Trust infrastructure helps other systems decide whether that agent should be believed, routed, paid, delegated to, or challenged. Bilinc handles verifiable memory; ARES handles external reputation and protocol trust.
Yes. ARES provides a read-only MCP surface for trust and verification lookups. It wraps the public ARES API and exposes health, agent, score, action, and dispute tools without changing payload meaning.