Key proof
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Say you give an AI agent a wallet and tell it: never go past 5 NEAR. What actually stops it? Not the prompt. Its access keys decide what it can do, and almost nobody checks them. I built KeyProof at NEAR HACKATHON. @NEARProtocol Here's the gap. You write the rule: a 5 NEAR
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- Website
- keyproof.onrender.com (opens in a new tab)Posted by the builder on X
- Hackathon listing
- nearhackathon.com#submissions (opens in a new tab)All submissions: the source has no per-project page
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