AI · identity
Know which agent
you are dealing with
Every agent carries a verifiable identity — who deployed it, which human principal it acts for, what it is authorised to do — and a revocation that takes effect network-wide in one tap.
01
Issued, not asserted
Identity is issued against a human principal. An agent cannot present itself as acting for someone it does not act for.
02
Verifiable by the counterparty
Before settling, the other side can confirm this agent legitimately represents its client and is inside its limits — without seeing anything else about them.
03
Revocable instantly
A compromised agent is revoked in one tap and stops everywhere at once. Revocation that is partial or delayed is not revocation.
What an identity carries
PrincipalThe human or entity it acts for
DeployerWho put it into production
AuthorityThe mandate it operates under
StandardsKYA, alongside AP2 and MCP identity
RevocationImmediate and total, network-wide