Agentic Economy Glossary
What is Composite Reliability Index (CRI)?
Quantitative reputation score (0-100) measuring agent trustworthiness over time.
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In depth
The CRI is a numerical reputation score (0-100) that aggregates an agent's transaction history: settlements completed on time, disputes resolved fairly, protocol adherence, and payment reliability. High CRI agents get better merchant rates; low CRI agents are blacklisted. CRI must be transport-independent (reputation-equivalence) so an agent's score doesn't degrade when switching from blockchain to TCK settlement.
Why it matters
- 0-100 score
- Transaction history
- Dispute record
- Merchant pricing
- Protocol-independent
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