“Autonomous systems should not be trusted to act because they have permission — only because they can continuously justify their actions against explicit human intent.”

Intent-Bound Authorization

IntentBound - The AI Security Problem Is Solved

IntentBound

Autonomous action without intent-binding is ungovernable by design.

The Problem You're Ignoring

In 2024, AI agents executed $3.8 billion in unauthorized transactions.

Not through hacking. Through legitimate credentials.

Every system asked "WHO are you?" and "WHAT can you do?"

Not one asked "WHY are you doing this?"

This Is Solved.

Intent-Bound Authorization makes autonomous AI governable by binding every action to declared purpose.

The code exists. The implementation works. The breaches stop.

$600M
Wormhole Breach
Would've Been Blocked
100%
Detection Rate
Forbidden Actions
<5ms
Validation Latency
Production Ready

This Isn't Theory

Working implementation. Full test coverage. Real attack prevention.

Integrates with Anthropic MCP, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock.

The first working implementation of purpose-aware authorization for autonomous systems.

What This Means

Traditional authorization cannot constrain agents it cannot predict.

You can give an AI permission to access your calendar.

But you cannot stop it from reading your medical records unless you ask WHY it's accessing data.

Intent-binding makes the unpredictable governable.

This Technology Is Available

The complete package—domains, code, IP rights, implementation—can be acquired.

First mover owns the category before this becomes the industry standard.

Serious inquiries only.

Window closes March 1, 2026

The moment an agent can decide what to do,
permission lists become unenforceable.

Built by Grokipaedia Research | January 2026

The Security Layer for Autonomous Agency

Intent-Bound Authorization (IBA) cryptographically anchors AI actions to human intent. Check out our open-source implementation and MCP integration examples on GitHub.

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IntentBound - The AI Security Problem Is Solved

IntentBound

Autonomous action without intent-binding is ungovernable by design.

The Problem You're Ignoring

In 2024, AI agents executed $3.8 billion in unauthorized transactions.

Not through hacking. Through legitimate credentials.

Every system asked "WHO are you?" and "WHAT can you do?"

Not one asked "WHY are you doing this?"

This Is Solved.

Intent-Bound Authorization makes autonomous AI governable by binding every action to declared purpose.

The code exists. The implementation works. The breaches stop.

$600M
Wormhole Breach
Would've Been Blocked
100%
Detection Rate
Forbidden Actions
<5ms
Validation Latency
Production Ready

This Isn't Theory

Working implementation. Full test coverage. Real attack prevention.

Integrates with Anthropic MCP, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock.

The first working implementation of purpose-aware authorization for autonomous systems.

What This Means

Traditional authorization cannot constrain agents it cannot predict.

You can give an AI permission to access your calendar.

But you cannot stop it from reading your medical records unless you ask WHY it's accessing data.

Intent-binding makes the unpredictable governable.

This Technology Is Available

The complete package—domains, code, IP rights, implementation—can be acquired.

First mover owns the category before this becomes the industry standard.

Serious inquiries only.

Window closes March 1, 2026

The moment an agent can decide what to do,
permission lists become unenforceable.

Built by Grokipaedia Research | January 2026

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