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To resist Sybil attacks in an AI agent economy, a network employs a kernel-managed proof-of-personality mechanism. The kernel issues time-locked credentials to verified human operators, who must have their unique agent identity broadcast as a synchronized pulse across the trust graph. To cross the verification ledge and spawn multiple agents, an attacker must forge this pulse globally, demanding immense computational power and coordination, which makes the attack cost-prohibitive.