Patrick St-Louis

In the Hyperledger Aries framework there is the concept of the `agent` application and the `controller` application. The `agent` is the static entity that will issue/verify/hold/present credentials (and other actions)....

I can look if IDLab can provide a web tool to conveniently and repeatedly generate an OOB credential offer QR code. Would this be useful @ianco ?

+1 **prepare** The holder prepares a VP sounds correct to me. Prepares as in gathers/derives VC's to be part of this VP based on a request then signs the envelope....

Here's a few questions I have: - Is it fair to say that types of exchanges could be "request-credential", "request-proof", "present-proof", "send-message", "initiate-connection", "did-exchange", etc? - If so, how would...

I would like to point out something around `GET /credentials` endpoint (because now we definitely didn't discuss this enough!) On the [currently drafted api spec](https://w3c-ccg.github.io/vc-api/holder.html), the `GET /credentials` endpoint lies...

@nickz-t3 is there a reason why you would want to use aca-py instead of credo to do so? Does #2990 address your requirement?

This seems like a different issue, I don't think it is related

Hi @dbluhm, I worked on an implementation of did:web and anoncreds a while back with @genaris. I have presented this implementation to the w3c-ccg and the hyperledger anoncreds group with...

One key element that I would strongly suggest is the use of [hashlinks](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-sporny-hashlink). The did indy method has the following resources uri scheme `////` The `object-type-identifier` relies on a transaction...

The issue with using the `verificationMethod` object to find the keypair is that there could be different `verificationMethod.types` adding complexity. When I create a did in the wallet, the current...