Solarion AI ™ · Compute Passport ™ technical system

Compute Passport™

The machine identity, authorization and evidence platform developed by Solarion AI ™ for autonomous systems.

CompanySolarion AI ™
ProductCompute Passport ™
StatusMVP
Edition2026
IssuerSolarion AI Systems ™
Flagship platform · developed by Solarion AI ™

A portable trust layer for autonomous systems.

Compute Passport ™ gives AI agents, models, workloads and compute a governed machine identity that can be resolved, authorized, constrained and audited across enterprise environments.

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COMPUTE PASSPORT™ / TRUST OBJECT
CP / 01
IDENTITYpersistent machine identifier
AUTHORITYowner + delegated scope
RUNTIMEmodel + workload + compute
POLICYpermit / restrict / deny
EVIDENCEsigned + hash chained
SOLARION / CP / TRUST-FABRIC / 2026
Development status

Stage 1 — MVP

This build. Real identifiers, real signatures, a real decision path and a verifiable evidence chain, all inside one application.

Current state

Compute Passport ™ is under development. It supports governance and auditability for enterprise systems.

Stage 1

MVP

Built
Current capability
  • CPID minting with UUIDv7 and a published identifier syntax
  • ES256 issuance with a four-tier key hierarchy and a JWKS endpoint
  • Registry with live status resolution and revocation
  • Policy engine returning permit, restrict or deny with named obligations
  • Hash-chained evidence with recomputed digests and portable bundles
  • Private portal with operator and reviewer separation
Current implementation boundaries
  • Keys are held in software on the host, not in an HSM
  • Nothing is enforced at a real gateway yet — decisions are advisory
  • Single tenant, single issuer, no federation
Platform model

Identity → authorization → attestation → accountability.

Compute Passport ™ does not replace an enterprise identity provider. It extends trust into autonomous execution by binding the acting machine entity to its sponsor, purpose, approved resources, runtime context and evidence trail.

01 · Identity

Know what is acting.

Issue stable identifiers to agents, models, workloads, compute and policy objects, with live lifecycle status and ownership.

02 · Authorization

Know what it may do.

Evaluate purpose, model, data, region, tool, destination and human-approval conditions at decision time.

03 · Attestation

Know where it is running.

Bind decisions to workload and compute context so policy can fail closed when the execution environment cannot be verified.

04 · Accountability

Prove what happened.

Record identity, decision, obligations and outcome in signed evidence that can be independently checked.

Working demonstration

The website is also the product demo.

The included WordPress environment runs a functioning trust registry, policy decision service, issuance flow, revocation workflow, evidence chain and REST verification API. Demonstration accounts separate operator and reviewer capabilities.

Objects6

live demo registry

SigningES256

current implementation

Decision3

permit · restrict · deny

Evidence#8

current chain head

Registry

Issue and resolve identities

Create passport objects, inspect ownership and relationships, change lifecycle state and resolve current trust status.

Decision console

Evaluate requested actions

Submit runtime context to the policy engine and receive a decision with transparent checks and enforceable obligations.

Evidence

Verify the chain

Recompute event hashes, validate chain continuity and inspect signed evidence generated by governed changes.

Open Compute Passport ™ demo
Compute Passport Access Protocol™

A reference trust exchange for machine access.

The protocol concept defines how an autonomous actor presents identity and execution context, how a relying system resolves trust and policy, and how the resulting decision and evidence can travel with the interaction.

01Presentidentity + context
→
02Resolvestatus + authority
→
03Decidepolicy + obligations
→
04Provesigned evidence