Agent One · Consent
You decide who sees what.
Set the scope of every facet of your world: anyone, your circle of trust, or only you. Watch, live, exactly what each audience receives. Then mint a consented grant with a receipt, or change your mind in one tap. Nothing leaves without your say-so.
What each audience sees.
Computed live by the same consent logic your Agent One enforces. Change a scope above and this updates instantly.
2 of 6 facets
- ✓ Alex Rivera
- ✓ Builder, parent, trail runner
4 of 6 facets
- ✓ Alex Rivera
- ✓ Builder, parent, trail runner
- ✓ Seattle, WA
- ✓ principles (3)
8 of 6 facets
- ✓ Alex Rivera
- ✓ Builder, parent, trail runner
- ✓ Seattle, WA
- ✓ principles (3)
- ✓ links (1)
Hand someone exactly one scope of your world, with a receipt only you can fully read.
Consent-first by construction: scopes are a lattice (anyone ⊆ your circle ⊆ only you), every grant carries a receipt, and nothing is ever sold. This is the same model behind the human-first ontology.
Mint a signed grant. Verify your receipts.
The panel above is the live preview of the consent lattice. This is the real thing: a cryptographically signed consent token, and the tamper-evident, hash-chained receipt of every access — the same ledger a defense reviewer audits. Only you can see yours.
A token is only ever minted for the signed-in person — bound to your verified identity, never anyone else's.