Try Agent-008 with governed access
Agent-008 is the first AI governance and evidence platform where every action is governed by design — time-bound, cryptographically attributable, and revocable. You do not receive an API key. You receive authority that ends by itself.
H33-API-G governs access to Agent-008, and Agent-008 governs the AI agents beneath it. The chain runs one way — human intent → H33-Key → H33-API-G → Agent-008 execution admission → governed AI agent actions → evidence and proof package. This page walks that chain end to end — and the step that matters most is the last one, where nothing is revoked, nobody intervenes, and the credential simply stops working.
Part of the H33 Authority Center family · the primitive is explained on H33-API-G.
H33-API-G governed access pilot. Not a production-admitted authority.
- Identities, links and identifiers on this page
- SIMULATED_INPUT
- Lifecycle state transitions shown below
- SIMULATED_INPUT
- Evidence receipt contents
- SIMULATED_INPUT
- Live pilot endpoint — this page makes no call to it
- UNAVAILABLE
- Agent-008 execution seam — being built; the gate does not yet dispatch to the runtime
- UNAVAILABLE
This is an illustrative reproduction of the documented H33-API-G contract, running entirely in your browser. Nothing here is a governed H33 execution, and no numbers on this page are measurements.
Six steps. The last one is the point.
Step 01 has already run, so the session opens with real context rather than an empty screen. From here every transition is yours to make — the walkthrough will not advance itself through an authorization boundary, because the product would not either.
Every control here refuses when its precondition is not met, and records the refusal. A refusal is evidence too.
Seven days of a governed capability. Not a shell.
The grant names what it permits and what it refuses, and the refusal list is the more useful half. A recipient can register AI agents, hold their decisions up against governed policy, explain the result, and walk away with evidence. They cannot change anything in production, read secrets, stay resident, or set an agent loose to act on its own.
- Register an AI agent
- Evaluate agent decisions against governed policies
- Investigate and explain governance decisions
- Generate compliance proofs
- Export auditor-ready evidence packages
- Review agent posture and governance state
- Production changes
- Credential access
- Persistence
- Autonomous remediation
- Arbitrary command execution
- Unbounded agent actions
The Agent-008 execution seam is being built. H33-API-G demonstrates the authority lifecycle today — request authorization, invoke, emit D8 post-quantum evidence, verify independently, revoke, deny further use — but the gate does not yet dispatch to the Agent-008 runtime. So steps 04 and 05 above show the governed-execution model and the shape of the receipt; they are not a claim that Agent-008 execution results are bound into evidence receipts today. That is why every state on this page is declared SIMULATED_INPUT and the execution seam is declared UNAVAILABLE.
The credential that worked for seven days stops working on the eighth.
Nobody revoked it. No rotation ticket was filed. No secret was hunted down across four environments and a CI runner. The authority had a boundary, the boundary arrived, and the next call was refused — which is the one thing a static API key can never do on its own. Revocation is available at any moment before that, and the walkthrough lets you use it: press Revoke early and the very next attempt is denied.
H33-API-G governed access pilot. Not a production-admitted authority.