David Sneider

thanks for the feedback.

Lit Protocol Lit is a key management network for decentralized signing and encryption. Create apps and wallets that use secrets without single points of failure.

@seldo.com

Hi Laurie - we're spec'ing out a way to use litprotocol.com
(decentralized secret management) to give end users fine grain controls over MCPs all via oAuth2.

Would be so grateful to get your perspective? Can we connect? My DMs are open!

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Lit Protocol is powering interoperability, private data & agent wallets and starting to manage serious value across a number of blockchains!

Check the numbers for yourself 👇

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GitHub - LIT-Protocol/lit-ai-agent Contribute to LIT-Protocol/lit-ai-agent development by creating an account on GitHub.

Full Self Signing for crypto agents is here! You can now have an LLM write txns to blockchains with the dev locked out.

github.com/LIT-Protocol...

Decentralized Agent Stack Using Crypto, From an LLM's Point of View The convergence of Large Language Models (LLMs) with decentralized infrastructure is driving a generational shift toward intelligent autonomy in software. A...

More on this topic here!

spark.litprotocol.com/decentralize...

Finally, data is the agent's window to the world. Lit Protocol enables encrypted data storage where private info is stored on public infrastructure. This lets agents:

Keep sovereignty over their state
Work across public/private systems
Handle sensitive data securely

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This is where signing policies come in. Think of them as programmable rules for how keys can be used. They can:

Set spending limits
Enforce time locks
Block unauthorized transactions
Require human approval for big moves

Open source example and demo video here: github.com/LIT-Protocol...

Cryptographic keys are like an agent's passport to decentralized systems. They enable secure communication and interaction with digital assets. But key security is crucial - whoever controls the keys controls the funds.

Privacy-preserving LLM tech is evolving with:

Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs)
Zero-Knowledge Machine Learning
Fully Homomorphic Encryption
Multi-Party Computation

LLMs need tools like to handle secrets (API keys, crypto keys) for identity and authentication for chains.

The autonomous agent stack has 4 key components:

LLMs - the "brain"
Cryptographic keys - the "accounts"
Signing policies - the "guardrails"
Data - the "view of the world"

The fusion of Large Language Models with decentralized infrastructure like blockchains and Lit Protocol is creating a new era of intelligent autonomous software.

Let's break down how this works and why it matters. 👇

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Hi @jay.bsky.social - app feels great, congrats!

After reading thru docs, seems like the recovery key will come at full launch?

Would love to see if we can collab here, I’ve been working on maximally user controlled distributed key mgmt network at Lit Protocol.

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Hello Blue Sky! Check out this blue sky I saw today.

I’m excited for the portable data future and glad to be here 💫