0.8.5

ANP SDK 0.8.5

• Standardize Go and Rust private key persistence on PKCS#8 PEM (BEGIN PRIVATE KEY) and public keys on SPKI PEM (BEGIN PUBLIC KEY).
• Align Ed25519, secp256k1, P-256, and X25519 key material across Python, Go, and Rust SDKs.
• Reject legacy ANP ... KEY PEM labels in normal Go/Rust runtime parsers.
• Add tools/migrate_anp_key_pem.py for one-time conversion of legacy ANP raw-key PEM files.
• Add cross-language key interoperability fixtures/tests for Python ↔ Go ↔ Rust.

Published packages:

• PyPI: anp==0.8.5
• crates.io: anp = \"0.8.5\"
• Go module tag: golang/v0.8.5

0.8.2

ANP SDK 0.8.2

Published artifacts:

• Python package: anp 0.8.2 on PyPI
• Rust crate: anp 0.8.2 on crates.io
• Go module tag: golang/v0.8.2

Highlights:

• Add strict Appendix-B object proof support
• Align prekey_bundle.proof issuer with owner_did
• Align group_receipt.proof issuer with group_did
• Add did_wba_binding proof helpers with agent_did issuer

0.3.5

agent-connect has been upgraded by two versions, resolving the previous issue of excessive dependencies.

0.3.4

• Remove the default installation of dependencies such as fastapi
• Add an implementation for generating the DID-WBA HTTP authentication header

0.3.2

Support integrity verification of Agent description specification Json-LD documents.

0.3.1

Support for the latest version of the did:wba HTTP header format

The latest version of the did:wba HTTP header format uses snake_case for field names.The latest version of the did:wba HTTP header format uses snake_case for field names.

0.3.0:Support for the did:wba method

This release supports the did:wba method.
You can use the agent-connect library to create did:wba DID documents, generate HTTP authorization headers, and authenticate HTTP requests using the did:wba method.

0.2.0

AgentConnect now supports metaprotocols and application-layer protocol frameworks.

Using metaprotocols, two agents can negotiate the communication protocol format via natural language. They can then leverage large language models (LLMs) to generate protocol-handling code and directly process protocol data.

The application-layer protocol framework provides protocol management functionality. Currently, it only manages protocols generated by AgentConnect. In the future, it will support features such as preloading, deleting, and updating protocols.

0.1.5

Add a new mode: simple node, which enables peer-to-peer identity verification and encrypted communication without relying on any third-party services.

For detailed usage, please refer to the code in examples/simple_node.

0.1.4

Complete basic functionalities, supporting the generation and registration of DID documents, short-term key agreement between two DID users, and end-to-end encrypted communication.
Code has been submitted to PyPI.