Six demos. One protocol.
The interactive surfaces that show how KYE Protocol™ behaves at runtime: decision flow, cascade revocation, URN parser, trust graph, dashboard counters, and vocabulary browser. All driven by the same canonical schemas and signed evidence the production runtime emits.
Every action, a recorded decision — not a guess.
Pick a scenario and watch the request travel through PEP, ePDP, central PDP, audit chain and signal bus. Allowed actions go green. High-risk actions get held for human approval (amber). Forbidden actions go red — with the exact reason code your compliance team needs.
Compromise an agent? Stop it once. Stop it everywhere.
A single signal on the KYE™ bus propagates through every dependent delegation, payment authority and resource grant within milliseconds — revoke a parent and revocation walks down the entire delegation tree atomically. (Each child carries a parent_delegation_id the runtime follows.) No orphaned authority. No stale grant. No "we missed one".
Live signal feed
One URN. Every record. Every system.
No more reconciling 14 ID systems across 14 vendors. Every entity, delegation, signal, decision, credential and proof bundle uses the same kye:<class>:<trust-domain>:<subclass>:<local> shape. Type below or click a sample to see the parser break it down.
See exactly who can act for whom — live.
Every entity, every delegation, every scope, every resource grant in one queryable graph. Click a node for its full record. Drag, zoom, toggle layers. Revoke a delegation: watch the edge break and the dependent agent turn red. This is what your auditors get.
What is your fleet doing right now?
Allow rate, deny rate, approval queue depth — in one view. The reference Gateway streams decisions to the bus; any dashboard, SIEM or Slack channel can subscribe. Counters below run a synthetic workload to show the shape.
Two systems mean the same thing when they say allow_with_constraints.
70+ public terms covering entity types, actions, lifecycle states, decisions, signals, obligations, stop conditions and reason codes. Browse by category, search by name. Every term is in KYE-Protocol/vocabulary.