Permission Zero is a human-governed control layer for the autonomous internet. Prove a real human exists, delegate exact permissions to agents, and stop hostile swarms before they dominate the system.
PERMISSION ZEROThree deployment stories show how human-rooted authority can move from protocol idea to practical control across AI agents, commerce and identity-sensitive services.
Give each agent a cryptographic identity, a revocable permission scope, and a time-bound authority envelope before it can act.
See the use case →POLICY GATEDetect machine-scale crowd behavior across fake accounts, scraping, API flooding, and inventory capture before it overwhelms a live product.
View commerce model →ADAPTIVEPrivacy-preserving proof of a human root, designed for AI-era services that need confidence without unnecessary identity collection.
Move from vague “AI can act” logic to explicit authority — who approved it, what it can do, how long it lasts, and when it expires.
When attacks come as swarms, defense must think in graphs, behavior, intent, and rate dynamics — not only simple per-request rules.
DEFENSEResearch notes on human authority, agent delegation, machine-scale defense and the proposed community-first network future.
No public presale is currently planned. Litepaper v0.1 proposes a 1B fixed-supply design target with 90% reserved for the public/community ecosystem — subject to final legal, technical, security and governance review.
Join the early research circle, read the Litepaper, and follow the evolution of human-rooted authority and the proposed network future.
