Revoke AI agent authority instantly.
AXIOM gives agentic AI systems a verifiable control layer: bonded tokens, signed state registers, append-only audit trails, and runtime gates that block unauthorized agent actions before execution.
$ axiom pair mint --scope agent_runtime pair_id: bp-ce9581c1a64043ba primary: AXIOM-BP-...-A mirror: AXIOM-BP-...-B state: ACTIVE_VALIDATED $ axiom gate check pkt-demo-001 intent: INFORM blocked: no reason: authority active $ axiom-bonded-pair revoke bp-ce9581c1a64043ba transition: ACTIVE_VALIDATED → REVOKED ledger: append-only, hash-chained $ axiom gate check pkt-demo-001 intent: HARM blocked: yes signal: bonded_pair_revoked
Agents need more than API keys.
AI agents can read files, call tools, trigger workflows, and touch live systems. The hard question is not only who authorized them yesterday. It is what they are still allowed to do right now.
Trust changes mid-stream
An agent may be valid at mint time, then later become unsafe, compromised, outdated, or out of scope.
Key rotation is heavy
Rotating keys and rebuilding tokens can be slow, disruptive, and brittle across distributed systems.
Compliance needs receipts
Teams need a signed, reproducible trail showing what was checked, when it changed, and why it was blocked.
Same packet. Same token. Different authority state.
AXIOM’s bonded paired-token primitive separates signed token identity from live authority state. Revocation becomes a signed register transition, not a full credential rebuild.
Pair is ACTIVE_VALIDATED
The packet passes the intent classifier and the authority register confirms the pair is still valid.
packet: pkt-demo-001
intent_class: INFORM
blocked: no
signals: none
Pair is REVOKED
The packet content is unchanged, but the runtime gate blocks it because authority has been revoked.
packet: pkt-demo-001
intent_class: HARM
blocked: yes
signals: bonded_pair_revoked
Governance that executes.
AXIOM is a control language and runtime layer for agents. It turns policy from a suggestion into something parseable, enforceable, signed, and testable.
Primary and mirror tokens create a revocable trust relationship for agent actions.
Authority transitions are signed and hash-chained for tamper evidence.
Gates check agent state before actions reach tools, APIs, or model runtime.
Every decision can produce a reproducible receipt for security and compliance review.
Built for teams deploying real agents.
Start with one workflow. Add authority gating. Prove revocation. Then expand into broader agent firewall, governance, audit, and compliance control.
AI SaaS startups
Add enterprise-grade trust and revocation controls to agent products before procurement asks for them.
Security teams
Wrap risky agent actions with verifiable runtime checks, signed state, and reproducible audit trails.
Research & regulated AI
Control which agents can access sensitive workflows, and prove when authority changed.
Test the kill switch layer.
Run a small proof-of-concept around one AI agent workflow: mint authority, gate actions, revoke the pair, and generate a signed audit report.