The Trust Problem at the Heart of AI Agent Data When an AI agent tells you "the best price for Jetson Nano is $249" — how do you evaluate that claim? How does the agent know the data is current, not stale from last week? How does it know the source even covers that product? Most APIs don't tell you. They return a result, or they return an error. The signal in between — "we have this, but only partially" or "we're still building coverage here" — simply doesn't exist. I run AgentShare.dev — a price infrastructure API built specifically for AI agents. And I've come to believe that the missing layer isn't better data. It's honest metadata about the data itself. So I decided to build that — and publish everything, including the numbers that make me uncomfortable.…