AUTHRIZD PLATFORM
Every authority dimension. One control plane.
Identity tells you who an AI agent is. Permissions tell you what it can access. Authrizd determines whether this exact action is authorized — under the current intent, scope, delegation, approvals, evidence, context, and risk — before it happens.
Built to be the most comprehensive authority control plane for enterprise AI.
Proof Before Execution. No authority, no action.
WHY AUTHORITY IS DIFFERENT
None of these are authority by themselves.
Identity is not authority. Knowing who or what an agent is says nothing about what it is authorized to do.
Access is not authority. Technical permission to reach a system is not enterprise authorization to act on it.
A prompt is not authority. A human or agent stating an objective supplies intent, not a grant.
Authentication is not authority. Proving identity to a downstream system does not itself authorize the action taken there.
Successful API or tool access is not authority. A call that succeeds technically can still be unauthorized.
Authority does not automatically transfer. A subagent, tool, or service credential does not inherit its caller's full authority by default.
Prior authority can go stale. When context, evidence, or scope changes materially, an earlier grant must be re-evaluated, not assumed.
CAPABILITY EXPLORER
Browse all 68 capabilities across 13 domains.
Every status below reflects actual implementation evidence in the product build — not a roadmap intention.
Validated implemented & qualified with evidence · Available implemented, not separately qualified · In Validation implemented, validation incomplete · Planned roadmap intent
Showing 7 capabilities in Authority Definition & Compilation.
HOW THE AUTHORITY ENGINE WORKS
One sequence, from objective to receipt.
An execution system never gains authority merely by successfully authenticating downstream — every stage below is re-checked, not assumed. Select a stage for the detailed explanation.
Human / enterprise objective
A person or system states what they want an AI agent to accomplish.
Authority discovery
Human-Origin Intent and the Authority Source Registry establish who is asking and what evidence exists.
Scope compilation
The Mandate Compiler turns the objective into a structured, bounded authorization manifest.
Relationship & delegation resolution
The Authority Relationship Runtime resolves what any involved agent, subagent, or delegate may legitimately carry forward.
Context, policy & evidence
Evidence freshness, drift, and policy are checked together — stale or changed evidence invalidates prior conclusions.
Exact-effect plan
The request is reduced to specific, named effects rather than a general capability grant.
Preflight decision
Each effect is classified allow, deny, escalate, or outside-scope before anything runs.
Approval / step-up if required
Novel, ambiguous, or high-impact effects escalate to explicit human approval; routine bounded work does not wait.
Enforcement gate
The Action Commit Gateway issues a signed, single-use grant and enforces it at the adapter boundary.
Evidence receipt / replay
The decision, its evidence, and its outcome are preserved so the whole chain can be replayed later.
INTEGRATIONS
One authority layer across the enterprise.
GitHub first. Enterprise-wide by design. GitHub is the first deployment vertical; the same authority engine is built to extend across identity, enterprise applications, AI platforms, and infrastructure. See the full connector catalog on the Integrations page for connector depth (evidence / monitor / enforce).
GitHubAvailable
Repository, issue, pull-request, and workflow authority evidence; the flagship deployment vertical.
Atlassian (Jira / Confluence)Available
Authority evidence for Atlassian-hosted work and agent activity.
WHY THIS IS COMPREHENSIVE
Authority requires these dimensions resolved together.
Each of the categories below solves a real, necessary problem. None of them, alone, resolves whether one exact action is authorized.
Identity platforms
Establish who or what is present. They do not determine what that actor was empowered to do for this exact action.
Permissions systems
Define what a role or credential can technically reach. Technical reach is not the same as business authorization.
Policy engines
Evaluate whether a request matches a rule. A rule match is necessary but not sufficient without resolving delegation, context, and evidence together.
Guardrails and model-safety layers
Constrain what a model will generate or say. They do not resolve whether an already-generated action has enterprise authority.
Gateways
Control which calls are technically allowed through. A gateway rule is a control point, not an authority decision with evidence and replay.
Observability platforms
Record what happened after the fact. They do not decide, before execution, whether the action was authorized.
Approval-workflow tools
Route requests to humans. Routing is not the same as computing which requests need a human at all.
ENTERPRISE EVIDENCE / TRUST
Traceable to evidence, not asserted.
See the full Trust Center for security architecture, data handling, and compliance-alignment detail.
Provenance
Facts are tagged by how they were established — stated, discovered, verified, or unresolved — so a reviewer can see where a fact came from.
Receipts & replay
Exact-effect grants, enforcement outcomes, and historical decisions can be replayed against their original evidence snapshot.
Diagnostics
The Authority Gap Scanner and release diagnostics surface where declared access exceeds resolvable authority, instead of assuming coverage.
Audit
Runtime decisions emit structured audit events rather than free-text logs, so audit history is queryable.
Evidence requirements
Evidence requirements are visible before execution, not reconstructed afterward.
Export
Evidence bundles and Open Authority records export in a portable format for external review.
Fail-closed behavior
Missing, stale, conflicting, or unavailable authority evidence fails closed rather than defaulting to allow.
Signed evidence
Signed evidence is represented only where the configured environment actually produces a signed artifact — it is not claimed by default.
COMPLETE INVENTORY
Read every capability, in full.
The Capability Explorer above is how most people should browse 68 capabilities. This exhaustive view exists for full technical review.