Identity Infrastructure

Three roots
of trust

From individual human-root keyholders to threshold groups to enterprise organizations. Cryptographic identity at every level, with lineage terminating at a designated root.

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Tier 01
HMR
Human Root

A single human-root keyholder and key pair that terminates a lineage chain. Every agent, tool, and service under that root carries signed derivation proofs — cryptographic ancestry, not personhood certification.

Ed25519 key pair with sealed storage. HKDF-SHA256 derivation for all child keys. Published to Weave DHT for global resolution.
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Tier 02
MHR
Multi-Human Root

Collective identity through FROST threshold cryptography. No single human holds the full key. t-of-n participants required for every critical operation.

Coordinator-less FROST DKG over Noise XX encrypted WebSocket. 2-round ceremony. Threshold signatures indistinguishable from regular Ed25519.
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Tier 03
ENR
Enterprise Root

Organizational identity governed by multi-human threshold groups. Supports governance transitions, timelocked operations, and hierarchical descendant structures.

MHR governance groups with append-only governance chain. Timelock enforcement for critical transitions. Hierarchical descendant spawning.
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Three roots. One cryptographic chain. Privileged authority through typed lineage verification. Every action traceable to a human root.

did:oas — a DID method for autonomous agents, designed against W3C DID Core. Ed25519 signing. HKDF-SHA256 derivation. BLAKE3 hashing. Zero vendor lock-in.