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Assurance Model

Trust Frameworks

How Intentrax structures trust: the open AEVN verification protocol, the deterministic Policy DSL, and the authority binding that ties every proof to who was allowed to act.

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Resource path

AEVN is an open protocol; Intentrax is the reference implementation, never the protocol owner. Assurance Levels 1-4 are planned, not live.

Open public verification

Verification Handoff

Open the public verifier from the product page

Every verification result is read from the proof registry — this site never generates one.

Verifier landingSearch for published proofs, certificates, passports, or trust packages.Verify a live proofOpen the verifier and check a real example proof yourself — no account needed.Trust CenterRead the public trust and boundary model.

What this page provides

AEVN, the open protocol

AEVN is the open Autonomous Execution Verification Network protocol so any compliant verifier recomputes byte-identical hashes from the same proof.

  • Open verification protocol
  • Reference implementation
  • Byte-identical hashes

Policy-bound authority

Every proof binds the exact policy version and the authority — identity, delegation, and constraints — that were in force when the action ran.

  • Versioned Policy DSL
  • Bound authority
  • Fails closed on drift

Portable trust context

An execution passport carries trust context with an agent, ingesting external identity or assurance objects as evidence bound to but never replacing the AEP.

  • Execution passport
  • External evidence ingested
  • Never a proof substitute

Recommended next steps

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Open the public verification portal for backend-sourced artifact states.

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