Run the demo
Watch the hosted sandbox respond to two independent authority path revocations. Inspect the actual API decisions.
Authority Verification Network · External Developer Beta
Your agent has a credential.
Does it still have authority?
GATE checks live delegated-authority paths before an AI agent performs an action. Learn why signature validity alone cannot establish upstream revocation state, then try the real hosted API.
Real hosted HTTP sandboxLive ES256 issuer APIAlternative-path preservationFree Developer Preview
See ALLOW → ALLOW → DENY in real HTTP responses.
Try the interactive demo ↗Three verifications, two sandbox revocations, no login and no card. Synthetic demo graph, clearly labeled.
A focused engineering problem
Verify delegated authority, not just tokens.
Sign your own events
Generate a local ES256 signing key and submit signed ACTIVE and REVOKED events through the live GATE v7 primary API using a disposable Free project.
Read the reasoning
Learn where GATE can fit alongside OAuth, issuer systems and authorization policies — and what it does not replace.
10-developer independent cohort
Bring your authority source.
We are selecting a small group of independent builders who want to evaluate whether live delegation-revocation checks are useful inside their actual tool or agent workflows.
Tell us what you would protect. We will prioritize real issuer integrations, revocation proofs and actionable technical feedback over visits and downloads.
No credit card. No mandatory sales calls. Applications are reviewed manually; applying does not create an API account. Invitations come from gate.security.network@gmail.com.
Important Developer Preview limits
Single Canadian primary, no production regional replicas, no independently verified external issuer delivery SLA, no enterprise production security certification. Intended for non-critical evaluation only.
Request your invitation
Technical transparency comes first.
The 2-minute demo uses a synthetic pre-seeded sandbox graph but genuine hosted GATE HTTP responses. The separate live issuer reference demonstrates signed events; it is not a certified enterprise integration. Read the security and freshness limitations before relying on the API.