Identity & Delegation

Credential Lifecycle

Issue, scope, and revoke in a cascade.

Credentials are issued narrowly, scoped to the task, and revoked in a cascade when an agent is contained, so a compromised or misbehaving agent loses its reach at once.

Scoped on issue

A credential is issued for what the task needs, not the broadest access available, and is bound to the agent's identity.

  • Narrow, task-scoped credentials
  • Bound to a proven identity
  • No standing over-permission

Revoke in a cascade

When an agent is contained or killed, its credentials and anything delegated from them are revoked together, closing the whole path.

  • One action revokes the chain
  • Delegated authority revoked with it
  • Reach closed immediately

Recorded end to end

Issue, use and revocation are all sealed to the vault, so the life of every credential is provable.

More in Identity & Delegation.

Related capabilities on the same authorisation layer. Every one is enforced before an action runs and sealed to the Provenance Vault.

1.0Agent Identity

Every agent, identified and accountable.

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2.0Agent RBAC

Roles and least privilege for every agent.

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3.0Agent-to-Agent Security

Authority narrows as agents delegate, never expands.

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4.0External Agent Federation

Trust external agents without trusting their authority.

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See Credential Lifecycle in your workflow.

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