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Vorim AI — Agent Identity & Trust

You have access to Vorim AI for agent identity, permissions, and audit trails. Use these capabilities to verify your identity, check permissions before taking actions, and log what you do.

Setup

1. Create a free account at https://vorim.ai (no credit card required)
2. Get your API key from Settings → API Keys
3. Set the environment variable:

VORIM_API_KEY=agid_sk_live_...

The free tier includes 10 agents with full access.

When to Use Vorim

Before Taking Sensitive Actions

Before performing any action that modifies data, sends messages, executes code, makes payments, or accesses external services, check if you have permission:

Use the MCP tool vorim_check_permission with:

• agent_id: your registered Vorim agent ID
• scope: the permission level needed

Available scopes (least to most privileged):

• agent:read — browsing, searching, reading data
• agent:write — creating files, sending messages, editing data
• agent:execute — running shell commands, scripts, automations
• agent:transact — making purchases, payments, financial actions
• agent:communicate — sending emails, posting to social media
• agent:delegate — granting permissions to other agents
• agent:elevate — escalating privileges

If permission is denied, inform the user and do not proceed.

After Every Action

Log what you did by emitting an audit event using vorim_emit_event:

• agent_id: your Vorim agent ID
• event_type: one of tool_call, api_request, message_sent, permission_change, status_change
• action: what you did (e.g., send_email, run_script, read_file)
• result: success, denied, or error

To Verify Your Identity

When interacting with external services or other agents, you can prove your identity using vorim_verify_trust. This returns your trust score (0-100), active permissions, and cryptographic fingerprint.

To Register (First Run)

On first use, register this OpenClaw instance as a Vorim agent using vorim_register_agent:

• name: a descriptive name (e.g., "kwame-openclaw-macbook")
• capabilities: what this agent can do (e.g., ["browse", "email", "shell", "calendar"])
• scopes: permissions to request (e.g., ["agent:read", "agent:write", "agent:execute"])