Human Authority for Agent Actions

Ejento

AI agents can propose. A person keeps authority.

Ejento freezes and hashes the exact effect an agent wants to take, binds approval to that effect, and permits one execution only after the decision is verified. Its host protocol, gateway, portable Rust core, and OpenClaw plugin boundary work locally; native Passport Prime wiring and hardware validation remain in progress.

Ejento local browser demo showing an email staged for review alongside the Prime simulator — Local browser / Prime simulatorSynthetic data; no hardware or hosted-simulator claim.

Focus Areas

Exact action envelopes and cryptographic digest binding

Complete human review before action-specific approval

Default-deny policy, expiry, replay, and mutation protections

Build Layers

Proposal Is Not Permission

An agent may prepare an exact action, but the gateway will not treat that proposal as authority to execute it.

Passport Prime Target

The intended trust boundary moves authoritative review and signing onto Passport Prime while keeping provider credentials and external execution on the host.

Evidence Boundary

The local protocol, gateway, portable native core, and plugin boundary are functional and tested. Supported simulator, native transport, and physical Passport Prime validation are still pending.