From a person’s intent
to work done well.
Agents need context. Tools need permissions. Consequential decisions need a person. Here is how the human.tech stack connects them.
Follow one piece of work.
An illustrative website workflow. Select a step to see how responsibility moves through the system.
Start with a useful outcome.
“Update our website with the new offer.” A request becomes a task with a clear scope and someone responsible for the result.
The sequence explains the architecture. Available connectors, approval controls and execution depend on the configured deployment.
Add the capabilities
the work calls for.
A website change does not need a payment rail. A payment may need a wallet and screening. Compose the stack around the actual task.
Establish who is behind an action.
Personhood signals when a workflow needs to distinguish real people from bots or duplicate accounts.
Define what software may do.
Connect tools through named credentials, scoped permissions and human approval for sensitive actions.
Give value a controlled way to move.
Wallet infrastructure for applications and agent payments, with the signing model chosen for the use case.
Bring privacy to value transfers.
Private transfers and screening for workflows that need them, with explicit limits on what is disclosed.
Agents do the work.
human.tech Agents is the selection and operating surface. Agent Exchange (AEX) is a distinct discovery and routing layer.
Explore Agent ExchangeNetwork supports the foundation.
human.tech Network provides shared cryptographic infrastructure. Its role depends on the product and signing model you use.
Explore human.tech NetworkGo deeper into identityHow a credential moves between issuer, holder and verifier.
One credential. Three parties. No shared database.
- Name
- A. Mensah
- Date of birth
- 14 Mar 1994
- Nationality
- Issuing state
- Document
- P· 4471 8823
Holds the signing keys. Never holds the credential.
Start with something
worth getting done.
Bring one workflow. We will map the tools, the decisions and the first useful result.
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