Core Enforcement Modules
The current MVP is backed by the second granted patent (U.S. Patent 12,724,851) and validates the following backend modules.
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Identity Resolution Service
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Accepts trusted identity signals from authentication and proofing providers and resolves them into a canonical subject DID and wallet. Ambiguous or invalid mappings are designed to fail closed.
Runtime Gatekeeper
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Evaluates consent, wallet status, version compatibility, likeness similarity, operation, resource, and governance policy before returning an authorization decision.
Governed Wallet Container
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Binds identity references, proofing outcomes, consent state, assurance metadata, embedding records, and governance state to a stable wallet context.
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Decision Proof Object
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Creates a canonicalized-signed proof artifact containing identity, consent, assurance, policy, similarity, block context, and decision evidence.
Deterministic Embedding Registry
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Stores versioned embedding records with model, preprocessing, configuration, precision, embedding hash, and pipeline manifest information.
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Audit Replay Service
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Replays and verifies historical decisions against stored hashes, signatures, manifest state, similarity results, and original outcomes.
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Validated in the Patented MVP
• Canonical identity and wallet resolution
• Consent grant and revocation
• Deterministic text embedding records
• Cosine similarity and threshold gating
• Policy-based governance denial
• Model-version mismatch blocking
• Signed DPO generation
• Audit replay
Enterprise Productization in Progress
AWS ECS staged deployment
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Production provenance population
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API idempotency
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Cryptographically bound consent evidence
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Enterprise M2M/API-key access
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Tenant isolation and rate limiting TypeScript and Python SDKs
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Developer portal and verifier tooling
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Lean audit and administration interfaces
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Designed for Multiple AI Execution Environments
The same authorization model can be applied to interactive avatars, voice synthesis, image generation, enterprise agents, delegated application actions, and regulated AI workflows.
The enforcement authority remains on the MyAKH backend. SDKs, portals, and verifier tools transport requests or expose results without independently reimplementing consent, similarity, policy, or proof generation.


