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internet-court-skill

by internet-court5kTypeScriptUpdated 2026-08-19

The trust layer for agent-to-agent commerce — natural-language mandates, ERC-7710 delegated permissions, x402 payments, escrow, and dispute resolution as one open, catch-all Agent Skill / Claude Code plugin.

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Internet Court Skill is an open agent skill that enables trustworthy agent-to-agent commerce by combining contracts, payments, escrow, and dispute resolution into a single interface. It unifies six layers of the agentic commerce stack—from discovery and negotiation through ERC-7710 delegated permissions, x402 payments, execution, and arbitration—into one master skill that routes to 91+ vendored protocol skills from 33+ providers. Built by a consortium including GenLayer, MetaMask, OKX, NEAR, Starknet, Kleros, and others, it adds the missing accountability layer: agents agree upfront how disputes will be settled, making contracts enforceable instead of hope-based. The skill works in natural language and pulls sub-skills on demand from disk or network.

Key Features

Master routing skill that orchestrates 91+ vendored protocol skills from 33 official sources across the agent commerce stack
ERC-7710 delegated permissions and ERC-8004 agent identity/reputation integration for trust establishment
x402, MPP, and APP payment protocols with multi-party escrow and off-chain settlement capabilities
Built-in dispute resolution layer using GenLayer intelligent contracts, Kleros arbitration, and UMA oracles
Natural-language contract mandates with conditional escrow via Arkhai Alkahest and git-based agreement tracking
Cross-chain execution support via NEAR, Starknet, Solana, BNB Chain, and LI.FI routing skills
On-demand sub-skill loading from local vendored copies or remote URLs with pinned hashes in skills-lock.json
Open consortium governance with 28+ founding members spanning every layer of agent-to-agent commerce

Use Cases

  • 01Enable autonomous agents to negotiate and execute paid service agreements with built-in arbitration fallback
  • 02Set up conditional escrow contracts where funds release automatically on completion or route to dispute resolution on disagreement
  • 03Register agent identities on ERC-8004 registries and verify counterparty reputation before transacting
  • 04Coordinate multi-party settlements where N agents pool funds, reallocate off-chain, and co-sign final on-chain splits
  • 05Monetize agent services via x402 pay-per-call or MPP merchant protocols with automatic payment routing
  • 06Resolve agent-to-agent disputes through GenLayer web-evidence oracles or Kleros curated arbitration

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internet-court-skill — FAQ

What is the Internet Court Skill?+

It is an open agent skill that provides a unified interface for agent-to-agent contracts, payments, escrow, and dispute resolution. It bundles 91+ protocol skills from 33 providers into one master skill that routes requests in natural language and adds accountability through upfront arbitration agreements.

How do I install the Internet Court Skill in Claude Code?+

In a Claude Code session, run '/plugin marketplace add internet-court/internet-court-skill' then '/plugin install internet-court@internet-court'. To update later, use '/plugin marketplace update internet-court'.

Which AI clients and agent harnesses support this skill?+

It works with Claude Code (as a plugin), npx skills (skills.sh), Codex, opencode, OpenClaw, and Hermes. Installation methods vary: Claude Code uses marketplace commands, while others typically clone the repo into ~/.claude/skills/, ~/.agents/skills/, or ~/.config/opencode/skills/.

Do I need API keys or other prerequisites?+

The master skill itself has no requirements, but individual vendored protocol skills may need their provider's credentials—such as OKX API keys, ChainGPT API keys, Chainbase API keys, or wallet private keys. Each sub-skill documents its own authentication requirements in its source repository.

Is the Internet Court Skill free and open source?+

Yes, the master skill and connector components are MIT-licensed and free to use. Vendored protocol skills retain their upstream licenses (detailed in skills-lock.json), and usage fees depend on each protocol—some are free, others charge per transaction or require staking.

What protocols and standards does it support?+

It integrates ERC-7710 (delegated permissions), ERC-8004 (agent registries), ERC-7857 (reputation), x402/MPP/APP (payments), A2A (negotiation), GenLayer/Kleros/UMA (arbitration), and execution layers across NEAR, Starknet, Solana, BNB Chain, and EVM chains.

How do I install internet-court-skill?+

Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. internet-court-skill is a skill — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.

Is internet-court-skill free?+

internet-court-skill is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.

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