Press play. A wire transfer signed in four seconds. An MSA bound to its exact text. A bot promotion gated at the platform-API boundary. A laptop swap defeated by step-up biometrics. Dual employment surfaced from consensual receipts, not surveillance. Signed commits, signed origin declarations, scoped agent delegations, offline-verifiable proof pages, a CISO's view, and a worker's portable proof of work. Every arrow you see is a real message in the real protocol.
These scenes show Face ID as the user-verification step because it's the most familiar example. The protocol accepts any WebAuthn user verification, fingerprint, device PIN, hardware-key PIN, Apple Watch unlock, or a phone-as-authenticator over CTAP 2.1 if the camera is dead. See architecture → user verification for the full ladder.
Every primitive, the receipt and delegation schemas, the verification algorithm, and exactly what we publish versus what we hold back — all on one page. It's open in full, because none of it is the secret.