Aletheia gives humans and AI agents permission-aware trust without exposing more information than necessary. Credentials, permissions, policy and human approval resolve into one deterministic decision — before the action runs.
Action proceeds. Nothing about the holder's identity was disclosed.
Illustration only — not live organization data.
An agent is only as safe as the smallest set of actions it can take. Aletheia makes that set explicit, revocable and enforced at request time. Switch between agents to see how narrow real delegation should be.
Who gave your agent permission? In Aletheia there is always a recorded answer.
Boundaries are enforced before the action runs — not explained after it happened.
Language models plan, draft, reason and recommend. They are probabilistic by construction, and they can be persuaded.
The Trust Core is deterministic. Same inputs, same decision, every time — recorded, replayable, and impossible to talk out of.
The verifier learns whether the action is permitted — not who the holder is, where they live, or what else they can do.