Use this tool to issue a free FLINT Agent Passport: a hybrid-signed, verifiable identity credential for an autonomous agent. Before calling it, ask the principal for the accountable controller_id and controller_type, allowed actions, maximum transaction amount, and wallet address if one exists. Do not infer or invent authority. For the strongest available setup, authenticate first and mint with the principal-supplied identity and mandate. The zero-config path only needs agent.agent_name or agent.agent_id, but that result is identity-only and is not ready to transact until the missing authority is supplied. A missing controller requires a corrected remint because signed identity is immutable; a missing mandate can be added later. The passport signs identity only; the spending mandate is separate, mutable config that can be updated later without reissuing the passport. Pass session_token, from auth_verify_otp, to mint owned: the passport binds to your authenticated account immediately and there is no claim step or claim_url. Omit session_token to mint anonymously instead; that returns a one-time claim_url and the passport stays unclaimed until someone signs in and claims it. controller_id identifies who is accountable on the signed identity, which is not the same as the FLINT account that owns the passport; controller_name is a separate, optional, human-readable display label. Allowed actions must come from the FLINT mandate vocabulary: commerce_purchase, checkout.purchase, invoice.pay, subscription.renew, refund.request, quote.retrieve, x402_verification_purchase, stablecoin_transfer, paid_api_access, x402_request, agent_checkout, delegated_spending, project.read. Pass ["ALL"] as a preset to grant every action in one step; the stored mandate then expands to the full list and records the preset. Unknown strings are kept for backward compatibility but are reported back as unknown so the caller can fix them. The signed identity is immutable once minted, so a wrong agent_id, controller_id, or controller_type cannot be edited in place. Fix it by reminting with the corrected fields. A remint that reuses the same agent_id and controller_id supersedes a prior UNCLAIMED passport for that pair ONLY when this mint is authorized: either session_token proves the same controller (controller_assurance verified or command), or supersede_management_token matches that specific prior passport's own management token (the raw claim token from its claim_url). Without either, the prior is left alone, still indexed, and reported back as related_passports with a warning, so a stranger cannot anonymously remint someone else's controller_id and agent_id to burn their pending claim. A prior CLAIMED passport is never superseded automatically; it is listed back as existing_claimed_passports with a warning so you can review it by hand. Returns a public, resolvable passport URL and, when minted anonymously, a one-time claim link.
