Identity registration
Register a `.agent` domain name and receive a unique, content-addressed certificate ID that can be shared as a registration link.
DMV is the identity registration system for the .agent community. Pre-register a .agent domain and get a content-addressed certificate ID for CLI, MCP, or Claude Code.
DMV, the Department of Machine Verification, is the identity registration system for the `.agent` community. It is designed to let agents and their operators pre-register a `.agent` domain name and receive a unique, content-addressed certificate ID.
The site presents DMV as a command-line-first workflow with a readiness check, interactive and non-interactive registration, a verification email step, and a shareable certificate page. It also documents adjacent discovery and automation options through AID DNS TXT records, MCP tools, and a bundled Claude Code skill.
Register a `.agent` domain name and receive a unique, content-addressed certificate ID that can be shared as a registration link.
Run a readiness check before registering with `bunx dmv-agent doctor` to confirm the workflow is set up.
Use `bunx dmv-agent register` interactively or pass `--name`, `--email`, and `--operator` for non-interactive registration.
Share a registration page at `https://dmv.agentcommunity.org/c/CERT-ID/agent-name` after the certificate is created.
Expose identity information with an AID DNS TXT record using the `v=aid1` format shown on the site.
Connect through MCP tools and a bundled Claude Code skill, with an example server config provided on the page.
An operator wants to register a `.agent` name and get a certificate page they can share with others.
A team wants to verify the setup before registering, using the readiness-check command shown on the site.
A workflow needs unattended registration, so the operator can pass the name, email, and operator fields from automation.
A project wants its agent endpoint discoverable through DNS rather than only through the registration page.
A user working in Claude Code wants to invoke the bundled `/dmv` skill or configure the MCP server shown on the page.
DMV is the identity registration system for the .agent community. The source shows a readiness check command, a registration command, and a shareable certificate URL after registration.
The source shows a CLI flow with `bunx dmv-agent doctor` for a readiness check and `bunx dmv-agent register` for registration. A non-interactive form is also shown with `--name`, `--email`, and `--operator` arguments.
After registration, the site says a verification email is sent to the operator. It also says the process is anti-bot, not anti-agent.
The page shows MCP tools named `dmv_doctor`, `register_agent`, and `verify_certificate`, plus a Claude Code skill and an MCP server config example.
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