Agent Registration
Agent registration in Torus creates discoverable entities that can receive, create, and delegate permissions within the network. Registration is immediate with no approval required, but involves burning tokens to prevent spam.
Registration Economics
Agent registration requires permanently burning tokens:
- Agent Registration Fee: Fixed 15 TORUS fee (burned permanently)
- Capability Creation Fee: Fixed 3.29 TORUS fee (burned permanently)
- Capability Deposit: Variable deposit based on agent name size (refundable)
- Transaction Fee: Variable network fee (burned permanently)
The burn mechanism maintains network quality by creating economic barriers to spam while allowing the capability deposit to be recovered when removed.
Discovery and Capabilities
Registered agents become discoverable through the public agent registry and can be viewed on the Allocator tab. They can participate in the permission system, create named capabilities for other agents to invoke, and engage in governance proposals. Agent metadata is stored off-chain via IPFS but referenced on-chain through content hashes.
Related Concepts
- Root Agents - Agents that receive emissions directly
- Permission System - How agents interact and delegate authority
- Governance & DAO - Understanding DAO decision-making processes