AI Agent Action Governance
01- Requester
- AI agent
- Request
- Customer fields and external message
- Possible outcome
- Selected fields plus approval before sending
- Business value
- Govern delegated AI-agent action
Patent pending technology developed by AGiNCE LLC
The control layer between digital requests and legitimate authority.
ConsentKey helps organizations evaluate who or what is requesting information or action, why it is needed, which authority and consent rules apply, and what minimum result should be permitted.
Authentication confirms identity. ConsentKey determines whether this particular request is authorized for this purpose, at this time, within this scope.
Authority evaluation surfacePublic model
Incoming request
Person, application, vendor, device, workflow, or AI agent asks for data, proof, permission, access, or action.
Identity01
Purpose02
Authority03
Consent04
Policy05
Risk06
Decision boundary
Approve, limit, challenge, review, or deny
Authentication confirms identity. ConsentKey evaluates whether this request is authorized for this purpose, at this time, within this scope.
Minimum result
Only the appropriate data, proof, permission, or action passes through.
Decision receipt
An accountable record remains behind for review, expiration, or revocation where technically possible.
01
Identity confirmed
02
Purpose evaluated
03
Authority bounded
04
Decision recorded
The missing control layer
Authenticated does not automatically mean authorized for this purpose.
Identity confirms who or what is requesting. It does not, by itself, prove that the purpose, scope, timing, or requested action is legitimate.
Broad permissions may grant more access than the request needs. ConsentKey evaluates each request in context and can approve, limit, challenge, review, or deny before data, proof, permission, or action is released.
approve
partially approve
provide a predicate proof
require additional authentication
require human review
deny
How it works
One public-safe request-to-decision pattern.
ConsentKey evaluates who or what is asking, why the request is being made, which permissions and policies apply, and what minimum data or action should be allowed, then records the decision.
01
Receive the request
Capture what is being requested before information, permission, or action is released.
02
Verify the requester
Evaluate the person, application, device, workflow, vendor, or AI agent behind the request.
03
Understand context and purpose
Determine why the request is being made, where it is happening, and what business purpose it serves.
04
Resolve authority, consent, policy, authentication, and risk
Compare the request against authority, consent posture, policy rules, authentication state, and risk signals.
05
Permit only the minimum appropriate result
Approve, limit, challenge, review, or deny the request, then release only the minimum appropriate data, proof, permission, or action.
06
Record the decision and manage expiration
Create an accountable decision receipt and apply expiration or revocation where technically possible.
Use-case families
ConsentKey can support many requests through the same authority boundary.
Enterprise Identity and Privileged Access
02- Requester
- Employee, contractor, vendor, or workload
- Request
- Sensitive account or admin action
- Possible outcome
- Read only, selected records, review, or denial
- Business value
- Reduce excessive access
Healthcare and Emergency Access
03- Requester
- Care workflow or emergency responder
- Request
- Selected health information
- Possible outcome
- Purpose-bound minimum release
- Business value
- Support emergency limited access
Banking, Payments, and Digital Value
04- Requester
- Finance workflow
- Request
- Payment or wallet action
- Possible outcome
- Recommendation, one-time approval, or denial
- Business value
- Separate analysis from action
Identity and Credential Sharing
05- Requester
- Relying application
- Request
- Identity or credential proof
- Possible outcome
- Predicate or selected attribute
- Business value
- Limit identity exposure
Mobile, App, and Device Permissions
06- Requester
- Mobile app or device
- Request
- Location, camera, contacts, sensors
- Possible outcome
- One-time, approximate, selected, or denied
- Business value
- Purpose-aware permissions
IoT, Vehicles, and Physical Access
07- Requester
- Device, vehicle, or delivery workflow
- Request
- Physical or connected-device action
- Possible outcome
- Named, scoped, time-bound access
- Business value
- Constrain connected access
Umbrella platform
One decision pattern. Many environments.
Employees, applications, vendors, devices, and AI agents all create digital requests. ConsentKey gives organizations one consistent way to evaluate identity, purpose, authority, consent, policy, risk, and minimum scope.
View platform layersRequest intake
Requester identity and context
Purpose determination
Authority and consent evaluation
Policy, authentication, and risk checks
Decision selection
Minimum-result generation
Delivery or enforcement adapters
Decision receipts
Expiration and revocation controls
Business value
A vendor-neutral control layer for delegated authority.
Reduce excessive access
Govern AI-agent actions
Separate permission to know from authority to act
Support minimum-necessary disclosure
Provide consistent policy across systems
Improve human approval workflows
Create clearer evidence of decisions
Support expiration and revocation of controllable permissions
Reduce ambiguity in delegated authority
Provide a vendor-neutral control layer
Mock demonstration
ConsentKey Decision Simulator
This public demo uses predetermined mock scenarios only. It illustrates request-to-decision framing and does not expose private algorithms or imply that any downstream action was completed.
Selected outcome
Approved
Yes/no age-eligible proof.
Predetermined public demonstration
- 01
Requester
Credential verifier
- 02
Requested data or action
Confirm age eligibility for a restricted service.
- 03
Purpose
Eligibility verification
- 04
Authority and consent
Consent present for predicate proof.
- 05
Policy and risk
Low data exposure, no full identity record needed.
- 06
Decision
Approved
- 07
Minimum result
Yes/no age-eligible proof.
- 08
Decision receipt
Predicate proof released, full credential withheld, 15-minute validity window.
About AGiNCE
Built by Anthony Spearman, Founder of AGiNCE LLC.
AGiNCE LLC is presenting ConsentKey as a public-safe, patent pending trust-routing and consent orchestration concept for strategic enterprise evaluation.
Who may request authority?
peopleemployeescontractorsapplicationsvendorsdevicesautomated workflowsAI agentsconnected systems
Partnership path
Discuss pilots, partnerships, licensing, and controlled strategic review.
AGiNCE welcomes qualified conversations around strategic partnerships, design-partner pilots, enterprise proof-of-concept discussions, licensing discussions, institutional collaboration, government innovation conversations, investment or acquisition inquiries. For licensing, acquisition, platform partnership, or controlled strategic review, contact ias@agince.com.