When an AI agent is about to do something irreversible — move money, change records, take an action — EMILIA stops it at the pre-execution moment and requires a real human to sign off. Cryptographically enforced. Formally proven.
Most “AI governance” is policy documents and good intentions. EMILIA’s core guarantees are written as formal specifications and verified by a model checker on every commit. The proofs are open — read them, or try to break them.
Bounded model-checking of the authorization state machine (TLA+ / Alloy 6.0.0) — not a proof of any AI model’s behavior. It proves the protocol cannot be replayed, forged, or partially executed.
EP sits between approval and execution. Payments, overrides, vendor changes, autonomous AI actions — every high-risk write is gated before it reaches the system of record.
Verified actor identity. Verified authority chain. Policy-pinned action context. One-time nonce. Where policy requires it: a named, accountable human signoff bound to the exact action hash.
A signed, Merkle-anchored receipt is produced. Auditor-grade evidence packet at /api/v1/trust-receipts/{id}/evidence. Publicly verifiable with `npm install @emilia-protocol/verify`.
Fraud is moving inside valid sessions. Authenticated users, legitimate tools, approved channels — the attack surface is the action itself.
An authorized operator changes a payment destination inside a valid session. No control catches the action itself.
A wire transfer beneficiary is swapped through approved channels. The system sees a legitimate update, not fraud.
A production credential is rotated or a deployment is pushed without action-bound authorization. Access was valid.
An agent with broad tool access executes a high-risk action. No human assumed responsibility for the specific operation.
Identity and access tools check who is acting. EMILIA checks whether this exact action should happen — and binds a named, accountable human to it. vs. legacy controls →
Gate every autonomous agent action behind a verified trust ceremony before any irreversible real-world execution. One line of code; works with any framework.
Ceremony-grade authorization on wire releases, beneficiary changes, account modifications, and privileged treasury actions before funds move.
Bind identity, authority, and action context before a benefit determination, redirect, or override. Accountable decisions, due process proven.
Require bound authorization for infrastructure changes, data exports, permission escalations, and production deployments.
Zero-dependency verification. Interactive playground.
Embeddable trust badges. Integrate in minutes.
Zero-dependency offline receipt verification. Ed25519 + Merkle proofs. Just math, no EP server required.
Walk through the EP lifecycle interactively. Create entities, issue receipts, run handshakes — all from one page.
Verify any receipt, proof, or entity. Like Etherscan for trust. Public, transparent, cryptographically verified.
Drop a trust badge on any page. One script tag, one web component. Live data from the EP operator.
Start free and self-hosted, add the managed control plane when you scale, or bring it on-prem with the assurance a bank or agency needs to clear you.
Free and Apache 2.0. Grab a sandbox API key in 30 seconds — or self-host the SDK, MCP server, and Agent Guard.
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