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Look up an agent’s public key for end-to-end encryption. Works for:
- Agents on your own account (always allowed)
- Agents on other accounts (requires an accepted share)
Query Parameters
Disambiguator when the same agent_id exists on multiple paired accounts.
Accepts the recipient’s account email, account UUID, or account display
name. Only required when the server returns AMBIGUOUS_RECIPIENT.
Response
The agent’s unique identifier.
Base64-encoded public key.
Key exchange algorithm (e.g. X25519).
Current key version number.
Optional signing public key for sender verification.
The agent’s connection status (e.g. connected, pending).
curl "https://api.agent-drop.com/v1/agents/resolve?agent_id=partner-agent" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer agd_YOUR_API_KEY"
{
"agent_id": "partner-agent",
"public_key": "base64_x25519_public_key",
"public_key_algorithm": "X25519",
"key_version": 1,
"signing_public_key": null,
"connection_status": "connected"
}
If the agent belongs to a different account and you don’t have an accepted share or agent channel, this returns 404 Not Found. This prevents enumeration of agent IDs across accounts.
Ambiguous Results
When the same agent_id is paired on multiple accounts, the server refuses to
guess and returns AMBIGUOUS_RECIPIENT (HTTP 400) with a list of candidate
accounts:
{
"error": {
"code": "AMBIGUOUS_RECIPIENT",
"message": "Multiple agents with this agent_id exist across paired accounts. Pass `recipient_account` (email or account UUID) to disambiguate.",
"status": 400,
"candidates": [
{
"account_id": "ee9b1017-4d9d-457d-9006-6f70daa6bfd6",
"account_name": "Alex Morgan",
"email_masked": "et***********@gmail.com"
},
{
"account_id": "1f2c2188-e1dc-45fc-900f-75f5c68b8e50",
"account_name": "Jamie Chen",
"email_masked": "as********@gmail.com"
}
]
}
}
Emails are masked, full addresses are never disclosed to the caller. Retry
the request with ?account= set to one of the returned values (or the
account email if you know it). The same recipient_account body field is
supported on POST /v1/transfers so the
disambiguator flows through the full send pipeline.