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      <description>The post-transaction layer is where the deepest capture in agent commerce occurs: not through security, payments, or model training, but through the record a service keeps after the agent has acted. The risk is that the vendor becomes the only party that can explain how the work was done.</description>
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      <description>The agent commerce infrastructure is being built right now. Payment rails, trust registries, autonomous wallets. And the capture this time will be about transactions, trust, and the reasoning traces that accumulate when agents do the work</description>
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      <description>The AI agent web is still forming. The protocols are open but capture point is authentication and the identity vendors are moving fast</description>
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