SuperEgo Systems
Cryptographic Runtime Action Authority for AI Agents
No permit. No redemption. No execution.
SuperEgo binds AI-agent authority to the exact action being executed. The host must redeem a current, subject-locked permit before any sensitive capability can run, and every outcome leaves hash-only proof.
What SuperEgo does
It turns agent intent into governed execution.
SuperEgo sits between an agent and its real-world capabilities. It gives the runtime a way to ask for authority, redeem it at the execution boundary, and prove what happened afterward.
Authorize the exact action
A permit describes the capability, route, subject, expiry, and policy context before anything executes.
- Capability-scoped authority
- Subject and route binding
- Runtime attestation checks
Redeem at the boundary
The host redeems the permit immediately before transport, tool, or side-effect execution.
- No execution without redemption
- Replay and mutation denial
- Wrong-house protection
Prove the outcome
Approved, denied, failed, and completed actions produce audit evidence without leaking raw private content.
- Hash-only outcome proofs
- Tamper-evident audit trail
- Exportable evidence records
Agent requests→SuperEgo authorizes→Host redeems→Evidence proves
Why it matters
Runtime monitors and identity protocols are not enough.
Monitors can notice what happened. Identity protocols can say which agent or host is present. SuperEgo answers the operational question that matters at the moment of risk: is this exact action allowed to execute?
Execution authority gap
SuperEgo controls action before side effects occur.
| Layer | What it proves | What it cannot prove alone |
|---|---|---|
| Runtime monitor | Observed behavior | That a future action is authorized |
| Identity protocol | Agent or host identity | That this action matches approved scope |
| Tool permission | General capability access | That execution is current, bound, and redeemed |
| SuperEgo authority | Permit, redemption, and outcome proof | Raw private content exposure |
Patent pending
Execution truth, not permission theater.
The current local implementation proves governed outbound messages through a real SE Host and Compass flow: register, attest, authorize, redeem, execute, audit, and export proof.
Patent pending
App. No. 64/073,586 covers the runtime action-authority direction.
Permit redemption
Authority must be redeemed at execution time, not merely granted earlier.
Subject lock
The approved action and the executed action must stay identical.
Private proof
Hash-only evidence supports review without storing raw message bodies.
Use cases
Built for teams putting agents into real systems.
SuperEgo is for agent systems that need to send, write, deploy, retrieve, transact, or trigger workflows without turning broad tool access into unchecked execution.
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