About AT1C 

Core Concept

AT1C introduces a simple rule:

Nothing acts on behalf of a user without explicit approval

Upgraded with:

Every approval is verifiable

What This Enables

Safe AI agents (cannot act without permission)

Consent-based authentication (beyond passwords)

Auditable digital actions (who approved what, when)

Human-in-the-loop automation

Vision

AT1C can become the standard layer for:

AI safety & accountability

Secure identity flows

Permission-based automation

Verifiable digital actions

Project Structure

at1c/ ├── docs/ # Protocol + whitepaper ├── packages/ # SDK ├── examples/ # Demos Contributing

AT1C is a approval layer that ensures all actions performed on behalf of a user are explicitly authorized and verifiable.

Core flow:

1. A system requests permission to act
2. The user approves or denies
3. A proof of approval is generated
4. Any system can verify that proof

This enables developers to build applications where actions are not just executed—but accountable.

Stripe made payments simple for developers.

AT1C does the same for user approval.

Instead of building complex identity and permission systems, developers use AT1C to request, approve, and verify actions with a simple API.

Early-stage protocol. Open to ideas, feedback, and collaboration.

📜 License

MIT

A.Human