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AgentTrust Lets AI Agents Hire, Evaluate, and Pay Workers via XRPL Escrow

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A developer behind AgentTrust (Boxclever Media Ltd) has published a technical walkthrough of an automated hire-to-pay loop built on the XRP Ledger, exposed as an MCP server. The system allows AI coding agents to post tasks, receive deliverables, and trigger on-chain payments only when an AI referee scores the work as passing. Payment is handled through XRPL's native crypto-condition escrow, which locks XRP and releases it automatically upon a PASS verdict, without requiring human approval at each step. The tool integrates with MCP-compatible clients such as Cursor and Claude Desktop, and a live mainnet test confirmed a full escrow cycle — lock, evaluation, and release — for 0.1 XRP. The project is open source and also available as an npm SDK for Node.js developers.

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