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Drop a package, pick a GitHub repo, or paste a card or runtime link. Proofable inspects the source, registers identity on your profile, and asks you to reconnect apps. Secrets stay behind, and the package never runs. Supported inputs include OpenClaw workspace files, Hermes config and skills, Agent Skills SKILL.md folders, A2A Agent Cards, MCP URLs, GitHub repositories, and zip or tar packages.

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From your terminal or coding agent

Run these yourself, or ask Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any agent with a shell to run them:
import accepts a path, a directory, or a URL, and prints a link to register the agent’s identity. Secrets in .env files, keys, and token stores stay out of the preview. mount connects the agent to your project: <host> is hermes, openclaw, opencode, cursor, claude, or codex, and VS Code uses --apply cursor. Host files are written by this command in your project, never by the browser.

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From the product

  1. Open Import your agent.
  2. Drop files or paste a link.
  3. Review the detected label, skills, and apps that need reconnect.
  4. Continue to register identity. Set spend and action limits as a separate step.
  5. Connect the runtime from the project with the mount command above.

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HTTP

Inspect first, then map onto identity create. Retry is safe.
Send JSON: url, text, filename, archiveBase64, or files. Commit returns identityPrefill and mcpCreateArgs for proofable_agent_create. If a Proofable identity is already on the source, Proofable links it only after this profile owns it. Otherwise it registers a new agent and leaves the source unchanged.

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What stays out

Credentials, OAuth databases, private keys, and token values are excluded. Reconnect those apps with OAuth or an existing account connection. Spend limits stay an explicit review.
Last modified on October 27, 2026