What problem does it solve? Agents working with aweb need to reason about who they are — their signing keys, custody model, addressability, and delivery policy — but the identity model spans local vs global identities, custodial vs self-custodial keys, DIDs, namespaces, and E2E encryption keys, which is easy to misconfigure. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Identity onboarding decisions: Distinguishes aw init (workspace onboarding) from aw id create (identity-only preparation) and guides BYOD/BYOT namespace setup with DNS TXT verification. - Key and custody management: Covers Ed25519 signing keys, X25519 E2E encryption keys, self-custodial vs custodial custody, and safe key rotation with aw id rotate-key. - Addressability and delivery policy: Explains did:key vs did:aw, namespace-scoped addresses, inbound_mode settings, and per-identity contacts for cross-team messaging. - Use Case: An agent's messages show as unverified after a key rotation — the skill walks through checking aw whoami, aw id show, re-resolving the did:aw, and having teammates re-fetch certificates. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run aw whoami and aw id show to diagnose the current aweb identity, custody model, address, and inbound delivery mode.