Lucineer/cuda-did

cuda-did is a nascent project (0 stars, 0 days old) attempting to bridge the gap between SPIFFE (a cloud-native identity standard) and Decentralized Identity (DID) specifically for the emerging AI agent ecosystem. While the technical problem—ensuring agents have verifiable, non-centralized identities—is high-value, this specific implementation currently lacks any community traction or unique cryptographic moats. It competes in a crowded space: established CNCF projects like SPIRE (the SPIRE runtime for SPIFFE) already dominate service identity, while firms like SpruceID and organizations like the Decentralized Identity Foundation (DIF) are already standardizing the DID layer. The 'cuda' branding might suggest future GPU-backed identity or attestation (TEE/TPM related), but without code proving a performance or hardware advantage, it remains a standard Rust-based identity wrapper. Large cloud providers (AWS, Azure) are likely to absorb agent identity into their managed IAM services (e.g., Azure Entra Verified ID), posing a high platform risk. A displacement horizon of 6 months is assigned because similar wrappers can be built quickly by any competent security engineering team.