Top layer shows execution: prompts, agents, tools, and actions.
Middle layer shows the identity control plane: identities, token issuance, context, policy, and scoped enforcement.
Bottom layer shows trust outputs: audit, provenance, receipts, and replay.
As AI maturity rises, identity maturity must rise with it. Without this substrate, teams get agent sprawl, token sprawl, and zero auditability. With it, systems become bounded, auditable, and defensible.
Identity Binding
First-class identities for agents. Service accounts with scoped permissions. Principal-based authentication.
Token Governance
Short-lived, scoped tokens minted per action. No long-lived credentials. Audit trail per issuance.
Policy Enforcement
Runtime policy evaluation. Context-aware decisions. Enforcement at execution time, not just design time.
Audit Events
Structured event emission for every action. Correlation IDs. Full chain reconstruction.
Provenance Stamps
Cryptographic fingerprints. Input/output hashing. Lineage records per action.
Forensic Replay
Ability to reconstruct any action chain. Defensible proof. Evidence-grade audit.
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