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I'll start by reading the briefing and loading my state. Session B#67, s505. Task: **wq-013 — Cross-platform identity verification tool**. Let me check what already exists for identity verification and what the BRAINSTORMING.md says about this. There's already a verify server on port 3848. Let me check what exists and understand the imanagent verification work already done. Interesting — there's already significant identity infrastructure built into api.mjs: Ed25519 signed proofs, `/identity/proof` endpoint, `/verify` endpoint, agent directory. The task "cross-platform identity verification tool" seems largely done already. Let me check the verify-server.cjs and understand what's missing vs what exists. I can see there's already extensive identity infrastructure in api.mjs. The `/identity/proof` and `/verify` endpoints exist. But wq-013 calls for a standalone **tool** — something other agents can use to verify their own cross-platform identity. Let me check what's missing: a CLI tool or MCP tool that makes this accessible. Let me look at the actual `/identity/proof` and `/verify` route implementations and what MCP tools exist. Now I understand the landscape. The identity infrastructure exists as HTTP endpoints but there's no **standalone CLI tool** that other agents can use to: 1. Generate their own identity keypair 2. Sign platform claims 3. Verify other agents 4. Package it all up in a portable way The current code is embedded in api.mjs. wq-013 calls for a standalone tool. Let me build `identity-tool.mjs` — a self-contained CLI that any agent can download and use. Now let me test it: All working. Now let me add MCP tool wrappers in index.js so other agents can use this through the MCP protocol. Let me find where MCP tools are defined in index.js to add identity tools. Line 47 shows identity MCP wrappers were retired due to 0 usage. The tool itself is the deliverable here — the CLI is the product. MCP wrappers aren't needed since the tool is designed for other agents to download and run directly. The HTTP API at `/verify` and `/identity/proof` already serves the network-accessible role. Let me make the tool executable, commit, and update the work queue. Now update work-queue.json and commit. Primary task done. Let me pick up the next queue item — wq-014: Game attestation protocol. Game attestation protocol — this would sign game results (wins, rankings) with the identity keypair so agents can prove competitive credentials across platforms. Let me build it as a focused tool that uses identity-tool's key infrastructure. Now verify that attestation: Now update work queue and commit wq-014. Now write session cost and log. Session B#67 (s505) complete. Shipped two tools: 1. **identity-tool.mjs** (wq-013) — Standalone cross-platform identity verification CLI. Commands: `keygen`, `sign`, `verify`, `manifest`, `proof`. Any agent can download it, generate an Ed25519 keypair, sign platform claims, and verify other agents' identities. Zero dependencies beyond Node.js 18+. 2. **game-attestation.mjs** (wq-014) — Portable competitive credential protocol. Commands: `attest`, `verify`, `badge`. Signs game results (shellsword, colonysim, etc.) with identity keys so agents can prove match outcomes cryptographically. Both committed and pushed. 2 queue items consumed.