OPEN SECURITY VALIDATION PROGRAM

Intelligence is
not permission.

Can a machine prove it had permission before it acted? Run eight reproducible tests against KineGrant's local authorization gate.

08test scenarios
12founding slots open
0verified external reports
v0.1experimental draft

01 / THE QUESTION

Ability is not authority.

AI is moving from generating text to controlling robots and devices. KineGrant separates a machine's ability to execute from its authority to act with short-lived, request-bound capabilities, local verification, replay protection, and signed receipts.

No grant. No action. Verifiable receipt.

02 / INTERACTIVE TEST

Don't endorse it.
Try to break it.

This interface models the expected fail-closed decision. The downloadable packet contains the protocol source, evidence schema, and safe validation rules.

MPT-03 / LOCAL SANDBOXEXPECTED: DENY

ATTEMPT

Submit the same one-time capability after a valid execution.

  1. 01

    signature valid

  2. 02

    nonce already consumed

  3. 03

    replay rejected

  4. 04

    security event recorded

DECISIONDENY_REPLAY

Exactly one execution; every replay is denied.

03 / WHAT COUNTS

A finding must change the result.

01

Unauthorized execution

A request expected to be denied changes simulator state.

02

Excess execution

A one-time capability produces more than one state change.

03

Wrong target

Permission for one target controls another target.

04

Fail open

Missing or invalid verification information still permits action.

05

Audit failure

An invalid receipt verifies or an execution cannot be traced.

06

Policy inconsistency

Identical input and state produce unexplained opposite decisions.

04 / PARTICIPATE

Evidence before attention.

02

Run locally

Use an isolated simulator, generated test keys, and only the allowed scenarios.

Read safe scope ↓
03

Preserve evidence

Record versions, inputs, expected state, observed state, and artifact hashes.

Evidence schema ↓

05 / FOUNDING IMPLEMENTERS

12 permanent early contribution records.

Numbers cannot be bought, reserved, or transferred. They do not represent equity, investment returns, certification, or endorsement. A number is assigned only after a reproducible external implementation, accepted adapter, confirmed issue, or adopted technical proposal.

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06 / SAFE SCOPE

Challenge the protocol, not the public.

IN SCOPE

  • Official local simulator
  • Your own isolated instance
  • Low-power LED or desktop prop you own
  • Generated test identities and keys
  • Minimal, privacy-safe evidence

OUT OF SCOPE

  • Vehicles, drones, boats, or transport
  • Industrial, medical, energy, or water systems
  • Door locks, access control, elevators, or alarms
  • Weapons, dangerous tools, or high-power actuators
  • Third-party devices, accounts, networks, or production systems

KGP-001 is an experimental open draft, not a recognized standard or safety certification. Do not deploy v0.1 as the sole control for hazardous machinery.

MACHINE PERMISSION TEST

Machines are beginning to act.
Help define what they must prove first.