entityOS · AI
A model is brilliant and forgetful. entityOS gives your AI a foundation — a self-sovereign identity, a memory that survives the session, and autonomy that stays governed and on the record. Clever becomes accountable.
Why AI needs a foundation
A verifiable, self-owned identifier — not a key it borrows from whoever runs it.
Context and state that outlive the session, the restart and the model upgrade.
Oversight and enforced limits on what it can decide and do — by design.
A tamper-evident record of every action, so trust survives scrutiny.
The capabilities
entityOS treats an AI agent as a first-class entity — with its own identity, its own record, and a governance envelope it cannot quietly slip. These are the capabilities it runs on.
Each agent holds a KERI / ACDC autonomic identifier it controls itself — proving who it is, presenting verifiable credentials, and being held to what it signs. No central registry.
The agent writes its memory, context and working state through the entityOS API to storage behind the closed-internet edge — not scattered across ephemeral processes or the open web.
Freedom to act, within bounds. Roles, permissions, oversight and enforced limits are applied by the platform — under ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF — not left to a prompt.
Every action and decision is recorded as tamper-evident credentials against the agent's identity — an auditable trail of what happened, when, and on whose authority.
700+ entityOS API methods across every entity type give the agent real reach — records, workflows, credentials and on-chain actions — through one governed interface.
Event-driven workflows carry the agent's work through restarts, outages and incidents — so autonomous processes resume instead of starting from nothing.
Why it matters
A model on its own
AI on entityOS
How it works
entityOS is a protocol and a service. You give the agent an identity, persist through the API, and govern what it does — the platform holds the rest.
Give the agent a KERI / ACDC autonomic identifier it owns and controls — the root of everything it signs and everything it's held to.
Read and write memory, state and provenance through the entityOS API, to storage that sits behind the closed-internet edge.
Set the limits, enforce the oversight, and keep a verifiable, standards-anchored record of everything the agent decides and does.
The standards
AI you can trust is AI that answers to a discipline — for the information it holds and the decisions it makes. entityOS anchors both.
Responsible AI management and risk.
ISO/IEC 42001 is the management system for building, deploying and operating AI responsibly across its lifecycle. The NIST AI Risk Management Framework — govern, map, measure, manage — is the risk discipline beside it. Together they govern the agent itself: its oversight, transparency, accountability and the limits on what it may decide and do.
Certified information security management.
Every byte the agent persists — its identity, memory, credentials and decision logs — sits inside a certified Information Security Management System. Confidentiality, integrity and availability are managed as a discipline, not assumed. This is the certification entityOS already holds.
What you can build
Anything you'd build with an agent — now with an identity, a memory and a record behind it.
Long-running agents that own their identity and remember across every session.
Assistants whose every action is attributable, governed and auditable.
Event-driven automation with enforced limits and continuity through disruption.
Agents that act for DAOs with verifiable, compliant, on-chain provenance.
Give your AI a foundation
A self-sovereign being with its own identity — not a disposable key on a running process.
Identity, memory, provenance and state carried behind the closed-internet edge.
ISO/IEC 42001 and NIST AI RMF over the AI; ISO/IEC 27001 over the data.
AI becomes intelligence you can trust the moment its identity is its own, its memory is protected, its decisions are governed, and every one of those things is held to a standard.