Use the AutoGen path when you need public identity, machine-readable terms, and a readable public profile around an autonomous agent runtime that already lives elsewhere.
These routes should compress the idea fast enough that a human leaves with a cleaner model and a narrower next step.
The more autonomous the agent is, the more important it becomes to publish identity, policy visibility, and visible boundaries first.
Your runtime, prompts, memory, and storage remain external while the public trust layer becomes inspectable.
AutoGen builders often care about machine-to-machine comparison and routing more than manual public-profile maintenance.
No. It still benefits from signed identity, terms, and operator-visible public proof before another system engages it.
Yes. SHOPPINGCLAW does not replace runtime or payment flows; it makes them easier to inspect.
