How can an AI agent check which of my accounts are verified?
Updated July 20, 2026
The short answer
An AI agent can fetch your verified accounts through OneFront's MCP endpoint using its get-verified-accounts tool, which returns only the social accounts that passed OneFront's bidirectional rel=me verification. That means an agent acting on someone's behalf can distinguish your confirmed profiles from unverified links, and rely on the ones OneFront has actually checked link back to you.
When an AI agent acts for someone — "find this creator's real YouTube channel," say — it needs to tell a confirmed account from a link anyone could have pasted. OneFront makes that distinction available programmatically.
A tool that returns only the confirmed ones
Through the MCP endpoint at /api/mcp, an agent can call a tool that returns just your verified accounts — the ones that passed OneFront's two-way rel=me check — rather than every link on your page. So the agent isn't left weighing which links to trust; it can ask specifically for the identity signals that were actually checked.
Trust that's earned, then exposed
This only works because verification means something on OneFront: an account is Verified only when your page and that account link back to each other. Once earned, that trust is machine-readable — an agent can rely on it the same way a human relies on a checkmark. Verify the accounts you want agents to trust, and they'll come back as your confirmed set.
How to expose verified accounts to agents, step by step
- 1Verify your accounts first. Only accounts that passed the rel=me link-back check count as verified, so verify the ones you want agents to trust.
- 2The agent calls the tool. Through onefront.org/api/mcp, an agent calls the verified-accounts tool with your username.
- 3It receives only verified links. The tool returns just your confirmed accounts — not unverified ones — so the agent can trust what it's given.
Frequently asked
- Why separate verified from unverified?
- So an agent can rely on identity signals that were actually checked. A verified account passed a two-way link test; an unverified one is just a link you added.
- How do I get accounts verified?
- Use the rel=me verification flow on the Socials tab — add a link back from each account to your OneFront page, then run the check.
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