Ed25519 signed-only verification and public-key binding
Trust Center
Controls, boundaries, and assurance status.
AAC publishes what the service enforces, what metadata it retains, and which assurance work remains open so organizations can evaluate it without inflated claims.
Designed for Security, risk, procurement, platform engineering, and acquisition diligence.
Operational outcomes
What AAC changes.
Revocation, replay, expiration, narrowing, and rate-limit controls
Metadata-only audit correlation; no private keys or raw chains retained
Organization value
Why make AAC part of your product.
Introduce consequential agent capabilities with a deterministic authority checkpoint before execution.
Bring portable decision evidence into customer security reviews, enterprise procurement, audit correlation, and internal controls.
Use one fail-closed integration contract across tools, services, workflows, transactions, and agent frameworks.
Build measurable authenticated usage and, with explicit consent, public visibility as a verified AAC organization.
Assurance status
Transparent by design.
Independent security assessment is not yet complete
External monitoring and off-site disaster recovery remain assurance work
AAC evidence supports controls but does not certify legal or regulatory compliance
Self-service authority enforcement
Verify the organization.
Strengthen the product.
Start free, add authority enforcement to a real workflow, and build decision evidence your engineering, security, customers, and partners can inspect.