Cerberus blocks the lethal trifecta at the tool boundary — see the 525-run evidence set.
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Cross-organization agent authorization

Autonomous agents need accountable authority.

Bifrost enables organizations to govern agent-initiated requests across organizational boundaries.

An agent can present its delegated authority, submit a signed action proposal, and receive an authorization decision governed by the receiving organization’s policies.

Bifrost records the decision and the corresponding evidence of the exchange.

Authentication establishes identity. Delegation establishes authority. Policy determines permission. Cryptographic records preserve accountability.

Walk through a federated action

  1. Org B
    Organization B delegates limited authority

    Delegation: action approve-vendor-evidence-sharing, purpose vendor-onboarding, limit max_documents 25, expires in 24 hours, bound to the agent’s DPoP key.

  2. Org B
    The agent signs an action proposal
  3. Org A
    Organization A verifies the delegation
  4. Org A
    Organization A evaluates its counterparty policy
  5. Org A
    Bifrost issues a signed permit or deny
  6. Org B
    Organization B accepts the decision
  7. Org A
    Execution is recorded only when reported
  8. A + B
    Either side verifies the action chain

bifrost-verify action chain.json

Step through the exchange to produce the verification report.

Synthetic organizations and records. Result fields and failure codes are the ones the open-source verifier reports.

Bifrost governs and records the trust exchange. The organizations’ own business systems perform the underlying operation.

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