Proof of Authorized Consequence
A composable authority object that a relying system can require before releasing a key, credential, payment instruction, model capability or actuator enablement.
An action-specific authority object.
Aura composes existing trust primitives — hardware-backed presence, provenance, verifiable credentials, zero-knowledge techniques, confidential computing — into a single, checkable object bound to one consequence.
A hardware-rooted signal of present human participation, resistant to synthetic identity and replay.
The material terms of the proposed action, canonicalized so that what was shown matches what was authorized.
Explicit bounds on action, recipient, value, duration, purpose and applicable organizational policy.
Freshness, expiration and single-use characteristics designed to prevent replay or lingering session authority.
Composable pre-conditions from organizational and safety systems that must be satisfied before a capability is released.
A verifiable record of what was authorized and what occurred, without exposing unnecessary personal data.
A protected consequence boundary.
Existing identity, security and governance systems answer distinct questions. Aura adds the boundary check that authorizes the exact action a system is about to complete.
Patent-pending architecture. Nonconfidential material is available on request; confidential implementation details are shared under NDA in the data room.