OAuth scopes tell you what an API can do. But when AI agents act on behalf of users, you need a higher-level policy layer that answers: Should this agent use these credentials right now? In this Auth0 hackathon
authorizedtoact.devpost.com
we built Governed Agent Vault to answer that question with a constitutional governance framework.
devpost.com/software/gover…@Auth0Community
The API is gated by x402 micropayments:
→ /signals $0.01
→ /whale-alerts $0.02
→ /risk-score $0.05
→ /opportunity-scan $0.10
An AI agent calls the endpoint, pays in USDC on Base, gets DeFi intel. Zero humans in the loop.
One of the hardest problems in crypto UX is that users are expected to trade in public and hope the market behaves.
That is why Darklake stands out to me.
