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White paper|Identity and trust for autonomous AI agents — the technical paper

Enabling trust and safety for AI Systems

Vorim gives every AI agent a cryptographic identity, scoped permissions, and a signed, tamper-evident record of every action in regulated industries.

Works with the frameworks, protocols and rails you already use

Platform Capabilities

Everything an agent needs to be trusted in production, in one system.

did:vorim:agent · public key · fingerprint

Every agent receives a unique keypair on registration. Its public key and fingerprint become the agent’s permanent, verifiable identity — no shared secrets, no API-key collisions.

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Runtime Control

Every Action Checked Before It Runs

One call returns allow, deny, or escalate against live policy, in under five milliseconds, with high-risk actions routed to a human approval queue. Whatever the verdict, it lands in a signed, hash-linked trail.

What Agent Logs Cannot Tell You

Four gaps that surface the moment an auditor, a regulator or a counterparty asks for specifics.

No one can name the agent

The log says an automated process acted. It cannot say which agent, under whose mandate, or on what authority.

Authority nobody narrowed

An agent inherits a service account and keeps every permission it was ever granted, long after the task ended.

Evidence only you can check

The audit trail lives in a vendor database. A regulator has to take your word, or call an API you control.

Credentials that outlive the work

Keys issued for a one-off job stay valid for months. Nothing revokes them when the agent stops running.

Open protocol

Verifiable Without Us In The Loop

An auditor, a regulator, or a counterparty can verify what an agent did for themselves. Export a tamper-evident bundle and check it offline, with no vendor server in the trust path.

Put Agents Into Regulated Production

Identity, permissions and a signed audit trail, running with your stack, the protocols and frameworks you already use.