Interactive demos

See yourself in KYE™. In 60 seconds.

Two surfaces in one. Stakeholder tours below show consultants, auditors, trainers, and partners how KYE™ turns into more deals, faster audits, and certified curriculum revenue. Technical demos further down show the runtime — decision flow, cascade revocation, URN parser, trust graph, dashboard counters, vocabulary browser. All driven by the same canonical schemas and signed evidence the production runtime emits.

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Authority tour

Computed

You learn: How KYE™ decides, who must approve, why the initiator cannot, and what a revocation does, each step verifiable. You can: Walk the three tasks, jump to any step by link, and open the sandbox at the end.

Decision feed

  1. Step 1 of 2

    KYE™ policy decision point

    Every agent action, decided with its chain of authority

    Recent decisions

  2. Step 2 of 2

    Recent decisionsDara Quinn, head of procurement

    ApprovalProcurement agent orders above its approval threshold

    Procurement
    Require approval

    KYE™ policy decision point ProcurementNeeds approval

    Procurement agent orders above its approval threshold

    Order 40 pallets of packaging film from Kilnworks Supplies (demo), £18,400

Agent asks, two people approve

  1. Step 1 of 7

    Procurement agent KYE™ policy decision point

    Requested action

    Order 40 pallets of packaging film from Kilnworks Supplies (demo), £18,400

    • procurement.replenish
    • kye_decide

  2. Step 2 of 7

    Chain of authorityDara Quinn, head of procurement
    Principal
    Orrin Logistics (demo)
    Delegate
    Dara Quinn, head of procurement
    Agent
    Procurement agent

    KYE™ policy decision point

    Chain of authority

    kye:authority:orrin.example:proc-04-2026q4

    procurement.replenish

  3. Step 3 of 7

    KYE™ policy decision pointNeeds approval

    Decision

    approval_threshold_breach

    require_approval

  4. Step 4 of 7

    Approval requestFinance controller (demo), second approver
    Quorum
    2 of 2 (two_person)
    Agent
    Cannot approve
    Requested action
    Order 40 pallets of packaging film from Kilnworks Supplies (demo), £18,400
    Approve
    On the approver's device

    Procurement agentDenied

    The initiator tries to approve its own request

    Refused: the initiator can never approve (maker is not checker)

  5. Step 5 of 7

    Approval requestFinance controller (demo), second approver
    Quorum
    2 of 2 (two_person)
    Agent
    Cannot approve
    Requested action
    Order 40 pallets of packaging film from Kilnworks Supplies (demo), £18,400
    Approve
    On the approver's device

    Dara Quinn, head of procurement 1 of 2

    Approve

    two_person

  6. Step 6 of 7

    Approval requestFinance controller (demo), second approver
    Quorum
    2 of 2 (two_person)
    Agent
    Cannot approve
    Requested action
    Order 40 pallets of packaging film from Kilnworks Supplies (demo), £18,400
    Approve
    On the approver's device

    Finance controller (demo), second approver 2 of 2Allowed

    Approve

    override_approved

    allow_with_constraints

    • kye:obligation:dual-control

  7. Step 7 of 7

    Evidence packOffline verifier (public keys only)
    Seal
    kye.decision.record.v1
    Verify
    Decision map hash recomputed in your browser: it matches the sealed record.
    Sealed

    KYE™ policy decision point

    Decision record and evidence pack sealed

    kye.decision.record.v1

    Decision map hash recomputed in your browser: it matches the sealed record.

Revoke, deny, verify

  1. Step 1 of 3

    Orrin Logistics (demo) Dara Quinn, head of procurement

    Revoke the delegation

    kye:authority:orrin.example:procurement-head-2026

  2. Step 2 of 3

    KYE™ policy decision pointDenied

    Replay

    delegation_revoked

    deny

  3. Step 3 of 3

    Evidence packOffline verifier (public keys only)
    Seal
    kye.decision.record.v1
    Verify
    Decision map hash recomputed in your browser: it matches the sealed record.
    Details

    Offline verifier (public keys only)

    Verify

    Decision map hash recomputed in your browser: it matches the sealed record.

Try it on your own request

The playground runs the same three-outcome engine and returns a sealed evidence pack you can verify offline.

Open the sandbox
1 of 2
How this widget is built
Demonstrates
Decision feed, approvals and evidence packs
Components
  • Policy decision point (evaluate, kye_decide)
  • Delegation grants and quorum (two_person)
  • Decision records and evidence packs
  • Offline verifier
Flow
Feed → agent request → chain of authority → require approval → 2 of 2 approvals (never the initiator) → sealed pack → revoke → deny → verify offline. Architecture diagram
Used on
  • /examples/: On the examples page; deep links ?task=quorum&step=4 jump to any step.
  • /demos/: The demos page: the guided tour runs in place.
  • /tour/: The authority tour page.

Interactive demos, stage by stage

Demo data

You learn: How it works, one stage at a time. You can: Run it end to end.

  1. You ship the work. The credit walks away.

    KYE Protocol™

    1 Today You deliver a regulatory review in a PDF. The client circulates it. By month-end, no-one remembers it was you. Renewal goes to whichever firm sat in the meeting last.

  2. Every deliverable carries your signed Consultant Card™.

    KYE Protocol™

    2 With KYE™ The Card is a signed kye.consultant.profile.v1 envelope — your name, firm, certification level, signed kid . Drops into any deliverable, any partner portal, any auditor's evidence pack. Replays from your…

  3. Attributed pipeline. Recurring revenue share.

    KYE Protocol™

    3 Outcome Every deal you source is recorded in the Partner Registry against your kid . When the client renews or expands, the marketplace pays out a registered revenue share — automatically, on the public ledger of the…

How this widget is built
Demonstrates
KYE™ runtime
Components
  • The stages this page describes
Flow
Each stage in order, as the page sets it out. Architecture diagram
Used on
  • /demos/: On this page, after its opening.

Browse every demo. Find yours in seconds.

Search or filter the full KYE™ demo catalogue below — runtime walk-throughs, the evidence and replay flows, the live sandbox, and the free tools. Each one runs on the same canonical schemas and signed evidence the production runtime emits. Can't see what you need? Request a demo and we tailor one to your stack.

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Stakeholder tours

See your win in 60 seconds — consultant, auditor, trainer, or partner.

By role

Decision flow

Watch one action resolve authority → purpose → policy → a recorded decision.

Runtime

Cascade revocation

Compromise an agent? Revoke once, and the cascade stops it everywhere.

Runtime

URN parser

Decode any KYE™ URN — one identifier every system reads the same way.

Tools

Trust graph

See exactly who can act for whom — the live delegation graph.

Runtime

Fleet dashboard

What is your agent fleet doing right now — live governed-action counters.

Runtime

Vocabulary browser

Two systems mean the same thing when they say allow_with_constraints.

Tools

Authority Simulator™

Run an action through admissibility and watch finality + evidence resolve.

Sandbox

Evidence Pack™ demo

Open a signed Evidence Pack™ and replay the proof from public keys alone.

Evidence

Sandbox

A live playground — drive the runtime yourself, no install.

Sandbox

Free tools

Risk profiler, ontology cross-map, and diagnostics — free, no signup.

Tools

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Stakeholder tours

Pick your role. See your win in 60 seconds.

Four 3-step tours. Each shows the pain you have today, the KYE™ surface that fixes it, and the new revenue line it unlocks. Every tour ends with a live, embeddable widget — the actual product, not a screenshot.

1 Today

You ship the work. The credit walks away.

1 Today You deliver a regulatory review in a PDF. The client circulates it. By month-end, no-one remembers it was you. Renewal goes to whichever firm sat in the meeting last.

2 With KYE™

Every deliverable carries your signed Consultant Card™.

2 With KYE™ The Card is a signed kye.consultant.profile.v1 envelope — your name, firm, certification level, signed kid. Drops into any deliverable, any partner portal, any auditor's evidence pack. Replays from your public key alone.

3 Outcome

Attributed pipeline. Recurring revenue share.

3 Outcome Every deal you source is recorded in the Partner Registry against your kid. When the client renews or expands, the marketplace pays out a registered revenue share — automatically, on the public ledger of the Deal Registration widget.

Live widget · consultant-card v1 provisioning

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Ready to embed your own Consultant Card™?

Free for KYE™-certified consultants. Sign up via the Engagement Program.

Consultant Program™Consultant Marketplace™Certification ladder →
1 Today

Evidence lives in fifty inboxes.

1 Today You chase delegations across PDF screenshots, Slack threads, and quarter-old emails. Every engagement starts at zero. The opinion you sign is only as strong as the screenshot your client could find.

2 With KYE™

One signed Evidence Pack™ per decision.

2 With KYE™ Every governed action emits a kye.evidence.pack.v1 envelope. Open the Replay-Proof Viewer™: re-execute the decision offline from the publisher's public keys alone. No vendor cooperation. Done in seconds.

3 Outcome

Audits close in days. Not quarters.

3 Outcome Replayable evidence collapses sample-size negotiation. Mid-tier opinions go out faster, you sell more engagements per partner-year, the firm books recurring assurance revenue instead of one-off forensics.

Live widget · replay-proof v1 provisioning

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Audit firms: become a KYE™-anchored assurance provider.

Verify any KYE-anchored decision offline. Charge for the opinion, not the email chase.

For auditorsRegulator playbookTrust Center →
1 Today

The certificate is a PDF nobody can verify.

1 Today You run the cohort. You print the certificate. Six months later a buyer asks "is this person actually qualified?" and you spend an afternoon hunting old LMS records. Renewals leak. Audit firms cite gaps.

2 With KYE™

Every completion is a signed record.

2 With KYE™ Drop the Training Integration widget into your LMS. Each pass emits a kye.training.completion.v1 envelope, signed by your training-org kid, replayable from your public key. The buyer pastes it into their evidence pack and stops asking.

3 Outcome

Certification revenue. On rails.

3 Outcome Verifiable certificates become a primary product. Buyers buy seats up-front to satisfy regulator expectations. Annual recertification is a recurring line. Curriculum partners pay you to be on the KYE™ certification ladder.

Live widget · training-integration v1 provisioning

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Training orgs: list your curriculum on the KYE™ certification ladder.

Apply once. Sign once. Sell recurring certification + recertification seats.

Training programCertification ladderSector working groups →
1 Today

You source the lead. Someone else closes it.

1 Today You introduce a buyer to a vendor. Three months later it's a six-figure contract. You weren't on the signature page, so you weren't on the commission sheet either. Referral revenue exists in handshakes — not in receipts.

2 With KYE™

Every deal is registered against your kid.

2 With KYE™ Open the Partner Registry widget. Register the deal in 90 seconds: customer, stage, expected close. The registration is a signed kye.deal_registration.v1 envelope. From that moment, the marketplace knows the deal is yours — quarter-end, renewal, expansion, no exceptions.

3 Outcome

Recurring revenue. On the public ledger.

3 Outcome Every renewal, every expansion, every cross-sell against your registered deals pays out. The marketplace publishes the payout schedule against your kid — you don't chase invoices, you check the ledger.

Live widget · partner-registry v1 provisioning

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Partners: register your deal in 90 seconds.

Default 30% revenue share on first-year contract value. Recorded on the public marketplace ledger.

Partner ProgramCounterparty Governance RailEngagement program →

Decision walkthrough

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.

Resulting decision

Tap Play decision → to run the scenario.

Three-actor view. The internal KYE Protocol™ runtime architecture (edge PDP, central PDP, embedded-PDP cacheability rules, signal-bus fan-out, and audit-chain construction) is proprietary and is not disclosed in this repository.

Cascade visualizer

Compromise an agent? Stop it once. Stop it everywhere.

A single signal on the KYE™ bus causes every downstream-derived authority — dependent delegations, payment authorities, resource grants, capability grants — to become unusable within milliseconds. No orphaned authority. No stale grant. No “we missed one”. The propagation algorithm is proprietary and is not disclosed in this demo.

Live signal feed

Universal identity

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.

Interactive trust graph

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.

Live decision dashboard

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.

Decisions per minute

Synthetic workload

Total decisions

+0

Allow + AllowWithConstraints

+0

Require approval

+0

Deny

+0

Distribution

Outcome share

0%

Allow rate

Shared vocabulary

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.

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Canonical KYE™ surfaces referenced on this page: Evidence Pack™ · KYE Protocol™.