Agents can now complete tasks, write code and get paid on Solana. The part that shouldn’t change: humans retaining final control over the assets.
Ian Rogers, Chief Human Agency Officer at Ledger, sits down with Pavel, co-founder of AgenC — a marketplace where agents claim jobs and submit results.
The design starts from one assumption: the host machine is compromised. Agents build and drive transaction flows, but never touch private keys. The Ledger device acts as a supervised signer, not a blind one, connected through Ledger’s Device Management Kit.
In this episode:
– Why agent wallets pushed the team from software to hardware-backed signing
– Where the trust boundary sits, and why it isn’t the transport layer
– Deterministic policy engines as a constraint on probabilistic agents
– Engineers as orchestrators of multiple agent instances
– What’s next: mobile approval while agents run at home
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