Agents act on case files — authorized by Kinde, recorded tamper-evidently.
This is an evidence locker for legal case files. AI agents intake, review, and dispose of documents. The problem: normal logs record what an agent did, not whether it was allowed — so you can’t prove to an auditor that a deletion was authorized. Kinde issues each agent’s identity and permissions; the authorization component checks every action against them and writes a tamper-evident record.
Watch the Review agent try to delete a file it isn’t permitted to.
reviewThe three agents act on the case files. Watch it stream in.
Broken mode fills the blind log; enforced mode fills the authority record. Toggle above and re-run.
The blind log can’t tell an allowed delete from a denied one. The authority record can — and proves it wasn’t tampered with.
The log can’t tell you which delete was allowed. Both look the same.
Now every action carries its authority, and you can prove it.