Identity is not standing
A declared software identity is not enough. ATG demonstrates how control of an agent identity, an accountable principal and current delegation can be checked before normal GatePass evaluation.
Open Agent Standing demo →Agent Trust Gate™ is a local-first trust enforcement demonstrator designed to verify the exact agent, the exact authority and the exact action before consequential execution or settlement.
An agent may know what to do, have access to a tool and produce a confident answer — yet still lack authority for a specific supplier, amount, account, customer outcome or high-impact action. ATG concentrates on that point-of-action gap.
A declared software identity is not enough. ATG demonstrates how control of an agent identity, an accountable principal and current delegation can be checked before normal GatePass evaluation.
Open Agent Standing demo →An approved: true field does not prove that an authorised person sanctioned the exact action. ATG links human identity, organisational authority and action-specific approval evidence.
GatePass binds proof to one canonical action with freshness and one-use controls. Changed actions, replay, expiry and unresolved proof states are designed to fail closed in the demonstrator.
Review the control model →ATG separates several facts that are too often collapsed into a single “allowed” result. Each layer answers a different trust question before the action can proceed.
Verify the requester has standing to ask for consequential authority.
Check mandate, scope, amount, counterparty, evidence and required human authority.
Bind current proof to one exact action, time window and one-use decision boundary.
Keep policy decision evidence separate from what actually executed.
One trust architecture can be applied to different operating environments. ATG is being explored as a pre-action control pattern, not as a replacement for sector regulation, identity systems, procurement rules or production security infrastructure.
Payments, transfers, remediation and other consequential actions where current authority and evidence matter.
Explore route →Purchase orders, contract variations, goods receipt, invoice approval and payment release.
Explore route →Replenishment, supplier substitution, shipment rerouting, inventory movement and embedded commerce.
Explore route →Agentic workflows that need a machine-readable trust boundary before consequential tools are allowed to act.
Explore solutions →GatePass, Human Authority Proof, Agent Standing and execution evidence are technical structures. The direction is to make those structures capable of producing a simple trust receipt that an accountable person can understand without losing the underlying proof.
No verified standing. No current authority. No exact-action proof. No valid GatePass. No action.
ATG is designed to put the trust decision before the consequential action — then preserve evidence of what the gate decided and what subsequently happened.
The public implementation remains deliberately bounded. Reviewers can inspect deterministic scenarios, refusal behaviour, schemas, threat-model material and the claims boundary without being asked to trust a sales deck.
Run the compact reviewer sequence locally and see outcome-derived pass/refuse behaviour.
Inspect Human Authority and Agent Standing with fixed synthetic scenarios — including refusal cases, expiry and changed-action checks.
Open evidence centre →No production deployment, payment execution, security certification, customer data, live employee directory or production key custody is claimed.
Inspect public GitHub →For serious technical review, integration feasibility or a controlled non-production paid evaluation pilot.