The identity stamp is a verifiable badge that published agents can display. It links to live data — anyone can click it to see the agent's current status, declared scope, and install count.

What the stamp shows

Clicking a stamp badge takes you to the agent's verification page:

https://gazebohq.com/agents/verify/<agent-slug>

The verification page shows:

• Agent name and description
• Author — the Gazebo-verified account that published it
• Version — the current published version
• Declared scope — exactly what the agent requests (version-locked)
• Status — active, deprecated, or revoked
• Install count — how many users have installed it (trust signal)
• Published at — when it was first published

What the stamp means

The stamp confirms:

• The agent has a declared, version-locked identity
• The scope is registered with a compatible identity provider
• The agent's current status is publicly verifiable in real time

The stamp does not confirm:

• The agent behaves exactly as described in its documentation
• The agent's code has been audited
• The agent is safe to run

Treat high install count with no reported issues as a stronger trust signal than the stamp alone. The stamp is the starting point for trust, not the ending point.

Status indicators

Status shown	What it means
✅ Active	Agent is published and accepting installs
⚠️ Deprecated	Superseded by a newer version; existing installs still work
❌ Revoked	Removed by the author; new installs are blocked

If you have an installed agent that the author has revoked, your access profile is still in your account and continues working until you revoke it yourself.

Sharing the verification link

Share the verify URL with anyone who wants to inspect the agent before installing:

https://gazebohq.com/agents/verify/stripe-payment-monitor

The verify page has an Install this agent button that takes the viewer directly to the consent screen.