KIT The Keydris Identity Token

Provable authority for agents that act on their own.

AI agents now spend money and change live systems with no human in the loop. Keydris proves each action was authorized, and revokes that authority the instant it should end.

Why this exists

An agent that cannot prove its authority is already a liability. Not when something goes wrong. The moment it acts.

Every category of software was built for humans clicking buttons. Agents are becoming first-class users, and they are acting now: faster than any human can review, against systems that do not forgive a mistake. That economy cannot run on trust by assumption. It runs on authority that can be proven, and revoked before harm is done.

Authority must be provable.

How it works

The mechanics of permission.

Issue

Keydris issues the agent a signed token, the KIT. It states what the agent may do and for how long. Minimum privilege by default.

Seal

The authorization is bound to an append-only, hash-chained log. An immutable record of what the agent was permitted to do, the source of truth a court or risk team could read.

Verify

Enforcement is at the counterparty's front door. The receiving system verifies the token before the agent can connect or act. No valid proof, no connection.

Revoke

Authority is pulled at machine speed, across every boundary. The instant an agent's permission should end, its KIT is revoked. A revoked token fails verification at the front door.

Keydris never holds your money or your private keys. It provides the proof, and verifying it is free.