Intelligence and authority have been fused together. The smarter an agent gets, the harder it is to govern, audit and trust. SIGNET separates the two — inserting a single authorization layer between every agent and the systems it touches.
When authority lives inside the agent, it accumulates risk every time the agent acts. Five failures compound — and none of them are visible until something goes wrong.
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Every action is evaluated against identity, trust, authority, policy and live context. SIGNET issues a short-lived token — or it denies execution.
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Llama and whatever comes next are interchangeable sources of intelligence. Swap or upgrade any model without losing identity, history or trust.
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Because identity, memory and governed context live in SIGNET, the model stops re-carrying everything on every call. That means fewer tokens, lower spend, and visibility into what each agent costs to run.