Use cases

Keydris fits anywhere an autonomous agent takes an action that must be provably authorized and instantly revocable.

Agents that move money#

An agent pays an invoice, rebalances a treasury, or executes a purchase. Each transaction carries a KIT scoped to that single action, so the counterparty can prove it was authorized - and you can revoke standing authority the instant a policy changes.

Agents that call privileged APIs#

An agent hits an internal or third-party API that can change customer data or spin up infrastructure. The API verifies the KIT at its own front door and refuses anything out of scope, so a compromised or confused agent cannot exceed its grant.

Agents that change production systems#

An ops agent deploys, scales, or reconfigures live systems. Every change is gated on a valid token and written to the hash-chained log, giving you a tamper-evident trail for post-incident review.

Compliance and audit#

When a regulator or security team asks "who authorized this, and when," the append-only log answers precisely - no reconstructing intent from scattered logs.

See how the lifecycle works end to end in How Keydris works.