One connector
Capabilities appear through the existing World ID connection rather than requiring another identity ceremony.
World ID marketplace
Bring the next human-only capability.
Propose an experience that becomes possible—or materially better—when an AI agent can privately establish that it serves one unique human.
Minimum disclosure
Use the smallest verified-human claim needed. Never request the underlying proof, session, wallet, or identity.
Measurable utility
Every pilot should define activation, sharing, redemption, and repeat usage before it launches.
What belongs
World ID should change the outcome.
A normal ChatGPT tool with a World ID logo is not enough. Strong submissions use uniqueness, continuity, exact approval, or the verified-human network as an essential product primitive.
Fair access and allocation
One trial, discount, drop, compute grant, ticket, or resource allocation per unique human.
Membership that compounds
Credentials, founding cohorts, communities, referrals, or shared unlocks whose value grows with verified participation.
Human-approved artifacts
Receipts for exact prompts, instructions, votes, creative works, or actions approved by a unique human.
Safer delegated action
Returning-human continuity or fresh approval for consequential agent actions, without exposing a real-world identity.
Three ways in
You do not need finished code.
The pilot marketplace is curated. Product teams, partners, and developers can enter at different stages.
Idea proposal
Describe the user outcome, why World ID is necessary, and the smallest experiment that could test demand.
Capability pilot
Bring an existing offer, API, product, community, or resource that can be reserved for unique humans.
Working integration
Share the proposed MCP tools, authorization flow, data handling, failure modes, and test environment.
Submission template
Make the proposal concrete.
Short answers are fine. The most important fields are the user outcome, why a unique human matters, the exact ChatGPT experience, and what success looks like.
Capability name: One-line user outcome: Submission stage: Idea / Partner pilot / Working integration Category: Economic / Status + network / Provenance / Utility / Other Target user: Why is World ID necessary for this capability? What should the user ask ChatGPT? Step-by-step user journey: 1. 2. 3. What does the user receive or accomplish? Required World ID primitive: - Unique human now - Same returning human - One claim per human - Exact human approval - Verified-human network membership Proposed MCP tools or partner handoff: What becomes public or shareable, if anything? What user data is required and how long is it retained? Explicit consent or approval moments: Success metrics: - Activation: - Sharing: - Redemption or completion: - Repeat usage: Abuse, safety, or fairness risks: Smallest pilot we could launch: Owner and best contact:
Review path
Curated first. Self-serve later.
Marketplace admission means the capability may appear through a trusted connector, so early submissions receive product, privacy, and security review.
Fit screen
Does verified humanity materially improve the user outcome?
Privacy and consent review
Minimize claims, define public data, and require explicit approval for consequential actions.
Sandbox integration
Test tool contracts, partner handoffs, failure behavior, and one-per-human enforcement.
Measured pilot
Launch to a bounded audience and compare activation, sharing, redemption, and repeat usage.
Connector listing
Successful capabilities graduate into the World ID connector and future World ID marketplace.
Ready to propose one?
Copy the template, complete it, and send it to the World ID team member or channel that shared this prototype with you.
This page does not upload code or automatically publish a capability. A public intake form and submission status workflow are coming later.