Authority Infrastructure for Autonomous Systems

Safely Delegate Authority
to AI Agents

Define what AI agents are allowed to do, who authorized them, when authority expires, and who remains accountable for every action.

Authority · Delegation · Verification · Accountability

console.auctra.tech / actions
live
14:32:01Approval required
Invoice Agent
send_payment · $1,200
Exceeds delegated authority — $500 limit (Finance Manager)
14:32:04Allowed
Refund Bot
customer_refund · $48
Within delegated authority · expires July 1
14:32:09Blocked
Ops Agent
db.delete · accounts
Critical data protection policy

The problem

The AI era has
an authority problem.

Companies deploy AI agents that send emails, query databases, call APIs, and spend money — without a clear authority layer.

When something goes wrong, no one can answer: Who delegated this authority? Is it still valid? Who is accountable?

Auctra lets organizations delegate decision-making power to AI agents while maintaining full accountability — every grant scoped, expiring, and auditable.

The platform

Four primitives. One authority layer.

01

Authority

Legitimate power to act — bounded, scoped, and time-limited.

02

Delegation

Humans grant specific authority to agents under clear limits.

03

Verification

Every action verified: does valid authority exist?

04

Accountability

Immutable audit trails show who remains responsible.

How it works

From delegation to audited action in four steps.

01

Register authority

Add the agent to the Authority Registry with a required human sponsor.

02

Delegate authority

Grant scoped, expiring authority — what the agent may do, and for how long.

03

Evaluate every action

Your agent calls Auctra before acting. Auctra checks whether authority exists.

04

Audit the chain

Every decision records delegator, scope, expiration, and accountable sponsor.

Developers

One call before every action.

Drop the Auctra SDK into any agent. Call evaluateAction before the agent acts. Auctra checks whether valid authority exists — then returns allow, require approval, or blockwith delegator, scope, and expiration context.

agent.tstypescript
import { Auctra } from "@auctra/sdk";

const auctra = new Auctra({
  apiKey: process.env.AUCTRA_API_KEY,
});

const decision = await auctra.evaluateAction({
  agentId: "your-agent-uuid",
  actionType: "send_payment",
  payload: { amount: 1200, currency: "USD" },
});

if (decision.decision === "allowed")        await sendPayment();
if (decision.decision === "require_approval") await pauseForHuman(decision);
if (decision.decision === "blocked")        throw new Error(decision.reason);

The roadmap

One platform. Many modules.

Authority Registry

Available

Register agents and track delegated authority.

Authority Policies

Available

Org-wide rules that complement delegations.

Auctra Graph

Soon

The authority graph across people, agents, and orgs.

Auctra Verify

Soon

Verification network for actors and actions.

Auctra Runtime

Soon

Runtime controls embedded inside agents.

Delegate authority. Keep accountability.

Be among the first teams to deploy AI agents with scoped, expiring delegated authority and full audit chains from day one.