Get API access
Stop handing out permanent secrets. Receive governed API access instead.
You start where you expect to — you ask for an API key. What you receive is not a reusable secret you have to guard forever. It is a governed authorization: scoped to what you are allowed to do, expiring on its own, revocable at any time, and backed by evidence anyone can verify.
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H33-API-G governed access pilot. Not a production-admitted authority.
Four properties a static API key can never have.
Same button. A fundamentally different object.
A traditional API key answers only one question: who holds the secret? Possession becomes permission, the secret spreads across environments and agents, and nobody can prove afterward what it actually did.
# copied, stored, shared, valid until someone remembers to rotate it API_KEY = "sk_live_a8f39c20e7b41d…"
{
"type": "h33-governed-access",
"authorization_id": "AGT-008-7D-91E9",
"operations": ["invoke"],
"expires_at": "2026-08-21T00:00:00Z",
"verify_url": "…",
"revoke_url": "…"
}From account to verified evidence.
Six steps. You only perform the first two — the rest is the governed path your authorization travels every time it is used.
Autonomous systems should never inherit a permanent credential.
Handing an AI agent a reusable secret repeats the API-key mistake at machine speed. A governed authorization gives the agent permission for a specific action for a specific window — never your master key. When the task ends, the authority ends with it, and the evidence of what ran remains.