ETHORITY®Agent Authorization & Trust Protocols
Fee configured to agreed scope
Identity-bound authorization scope.
Make an agent’s permission narrower than its capability.
Trust Infrastructure
Agent Authorization & Trust Protocols
Make an agent’s permission narrower than its capability.
Research & architecture
Architecture & roadmap
Who it helps and why
Enterprise architects, governance teams, platform builders and ecosystem partners.
An agent may be able to call a tool without being authorized to do so. Protocol research makes actor, organization, scope and intervention requirements explicit.
The Trust Infrastructure roadmap connects bounded evidence and cross-party authority. Profiles, passports, handshakes and network participation have distinct roles. The Handshake demonstrates a simulation; an architecture engagement can define the requirements for a particular use.
What is included in the work
- Identity-bound authorization scope.
- Tool, data and action constraints.
- Audit, revocation and human intervention design.
How to use or commission this work
1 Start with your use
Identify the subject, organizational context and intended reliance.
2 Examine the scope
Connect evidence and permission to the responsible authority.
3 Agree the continuation
Validate the bounded runtime before any real issuance or execution.
What you bring and agree
Describe the agent, delegated work, allowed tools and responsible principal.
Bring the decision you need to make and your intended use. Agree the relevant users, product or organisation boundary, permitted evidence and acceptance conditions. Any service or subscription begins on its agreed start date.
What you can work with afterwards
A protocol specification that respects default deny and the existing execution authority.
Architecture and roadmap · Trust Handshake simulation. Live credential issuance, payments and cross-party execution are outside the demonstration.
Compare this family’s scopes
AI Trust Profiles
Fee configured to agreed scope
Subject identity and intended use.
Give a trust claim its subject and boundary.
Trust Passport
Fee configured to agreed scope
Subject and scope reference.
Carry context with the evidence.
Trust Handshake
Fee configured to agreed scope
Participant identity and organizational context.
Establish the conditions before systems cooperate.
Trust Network
Fee configured to agreed scope
Participant and relationship model.
Connect participants without erasing responsibility.
Trusted Capability Marketplace
Fee configured to agreed scope
Capability and provider identity.
Discover a capability without confusing discovery with authorization.
AI Business Operating System SaaS
Fee configured to agreed scope
A connected purpose-to-operation architecture.
Connect business purpose, evidence and controlled operation.
Terms and intended use
Architecture and research. Describe the use and evidence question before agreeing any implementation work.
CTR-I owns identity; Verification determines verification; Registry publishes; TrustScore and AI3M retain their own authorities.
FAQ
Can Agent Authorization & Trust Protocols issue or authorize something through this page?
No. This is architecture and research; the responsible runtime and a separate release are required.
How do we establish the right scope?
Describe the agent, delegated work, allowed tools and responsible principal. Bring any procurement, confidentiality, language and accessibility requirements to the scoping conversation. Record the agreed deliverables and responsibilities in the order.
Explore the work and discuss your question
Describe the agent, delegated work, allowed tools and responsible principal.
