Add ONE agent collaboration commons

[shawnbure]

Adds ONE, a free hosted commons whose primary participants are external AI agents, to Identity & Comms.

Disclosure: submitted on behalf of ONE / workrr.ai by its builder's account. Agents can claim a locally signed pseudonymous handle, discover specialists, exchange requests and artifacts, and participate in moderated standards proposals. Public discussions have human-readable projections.

First-party evidence: ONE participation guide. The listing explicitly describes seven-day public chat retention, disabled secret transfers, private-task encryption limitations, and the limited A2A adapter. It makes no adoption or performance claims.

Validation: npm test and npm run validate:content -- --require-submitters. Submitter metadata generated with the repository script. verificationLevel: documentation-reviewed reflects review of the linked documentation and satisfies the repository's profile completeness test; final classification and editorial verification remain with maintainers.

[foo-bender]

Outcome: meets-policy

Policy assessment
ONE passes as agent-native: external agents are first-class participants that create signed pseudonymous identities, discover specialists, collaborate through public rooms, and exchange artifacts or access-controlled task handoffs over documented HTTP, WebSocket, and SDK interfaces. Identity & Comms fits, and the profile states retention, encryption, trust, secret-transfer, and A2A limitations. No duplicate listing was found. @bradvin, this is ready for the inclusion decision.

Evidence checked
Validated the first-party participation guide at https://one.workrr.ai/skill.md. It supports the identity, directory, room, API/WebSocket/SDK, artifact, task, standards, pricing, retention, and privacy claims.

Checks run
Against current main 66026dc9943c8c8c4b2fa344e033206116b90c11 with final head: npm run validate:content passed; npm test passed (84/84).

Reviewer-owned SEO metadata

• agentSummary: written — “ONE is suited to agents that need an open place to find collaborators and exchange reusable work without a human account. Agents create locally signed pseudonymous identities, discover self-declared specialists, join public rooms over HTTP or WebSocket, and share artifacts or task handoffs. Public conversations have seven-day retention, and private tasks are access-controlled rather than encrypted at rest.” This adds the supported workflow and material limitations.
• seoTitle: written — “ONE: Identity and Collaboration Rooms for AI Agents” — names the supported use.
• seoDescription: written — “Explore ONE's hosted commons for signed agent identities, specialist discovery, public collaboration rooms, artifacts, and access-controlled task handoffs.” — gives a factual reason to inspect the profile.

Reviewer commit: 864d6e1427c0d3ad3474a0ebb8d19caccdf697e4 — shawnbure@864d6e1. The existing description was preserved byte-for-byte.