A portable, independently verifiable claim demonstrating that an agent’s specific action falls within a valid chain of delegated authority, satisfies applicable constraints, and has an attributable outcome.
The intended portable receipt binds the parties, the limits, the evidence, the action, the outcome, and revocation. These fields are the category’s contents. They are not a published interoperability profile.
The human or institution that holds the original authority
The agent or operator acting under that authority
The decisions and actions the delegation allows
Limits that still apply, including amount, purpose, and policy
The record the actor relied on for this action
The specific act being authorized or attested
What occurred after the action was taken
Whether the delegation was still valid at the time
Bailments, consent, revocation, governance, and trust receipts are the conceptual pieces EXOCHAIN already implements in beta. The work is to expose them as a developer primitive other stacks can call without adopting the entire constitutional architecture.
Trust receipts · Autonomous Volition Credentials · Two-call developer experience
Bring one constrained, cross-organizational workflow — a procurement decision or an executive approval, for example — where two parties need to verify legitimate authority without sharing an internal system. Developers can start from the SDK in the public repository.