Stop unsafe agent spend before it leaves.
CreditGate turns signed 0G action history into a credit score and spend cap. If an agent asks for too much, the gate records a public refusal instead of moving funds.
Cap is $500. Router refuses before transfer.
YieldScout earns $500. DriftBot earns $150. Same verifier, different history, different authority. The canonical record is retrievable from 0G Storage. The router now moves native 0G only for an under-cap mandate. 0G Compute review: low risk.
Public history now gates future action.
Record
Two agents publish signed histories: one clean, one thin with policy violations.
Review
0G Compute adds risk context before deterministic score and cap enforcement.
Cap
Different scores become different mandates: $500 vs $150.
Enforce
Over-cap attempts are refused; under-cap use can move native 0G through the router.
History becomes spending authority.
CreditGate is the missing authority layer between agent memory and agent money. A clean history expands authority; a risky request gets a signed refusal instead of a transfer.