PTERI for Developers

Add Identity and Authorization

to Any Workflow

Use PTERI APIs, SDKs, and MCP integrations to authenticate users, authorize agents, protect credentials, and verify sensitive actions.

SOC2 Compliant Enterprise-Grade Infrastructure MCP-Ready Language-Agnostic
PTERI API AUTHORITY
POST/v1/authority/verify
01
Signed request
02
Policy checked
03
Scope bounded
04
Outcome logged
Deterministic Allow

The Developer Problem

As systems scale, secret-based authorization becomes fragile, difficult to audit, and dangerous to revoke safely.

The Failure of Shared Secrets

Leaked Credentials

API keys are copied, logged, leaked, and reused across systems.

Persistent Access

Long-lived tokens remain active long after the original intent has expired.

Excessive Permissions

Credentials grant more access than a person or agent actually needs.

Unclear Agent Authority

An agent may have access without proof that a user or organization approved its specific action.

The Shift: From Secrets to Verified Intent

Secret-Based (Today)
PTERI (Tomorrow)
Static API keys
Per-request cryptographic proof
Long-lived tokens
Short-lived, one-time intent
Broad, hard-to-limit access
Least-privilege, purpose-bound
Hard to audit and revoke
Fully auditable and revocable

APIs Built on Verifiable Authority

  • Signed Requests

    Requests are signed by a device-owned or agent-delegated key — no shared secret needed.

  • Verified Authority

    Identity, delegation, scope, policy, and expiration are evaluated at request time.

  • Policy Evaluation

    Applicable policy is evaluated at the moment the action is requested.

  • Allow or Deny

    Every request produces a verifiable allow or deny result with evidence.

Quickstart — Pseudocode

Pseudocode — illustrative only
// Pseudocode — see docs.kakr.ai for real SDK and endpoints

// Step 1: Identify the user or agent
const identity = pteri.identify({
  type: 'user',
  credential: deviceKey
});

// Step 2: Define the requested action and scope
const authorization = await pteri.authorize({
  identity: identity,
  action: 'payment.send',
  policy: 'payment_authorization'
});

// Step 3: Evaluate — allow or deny with evidence
if (!authorization.allowed) {
  throw new Error('Insufficient authority');
}

// Step 4: Execute — evidence is attached to the action
executeAction(authorization.evidence);

This is illustrative pseudocode. Install a real SDK and use real endpoints from docs.kakr.ai.

Core API Capabilities

Passwordless MFA

Add passwordless authentication to existing applications, portals, and workforce workflows.

Agent Authorization

Give every AI agent a verifiable identity and narrowly scoped authority that can be managed and revoked.

Runtime Authorization

Verify identity, scope, context, and policy before a consequential action is executed.

Action Evidence

Produce tamper-evident evidence connecting an action to its identity, authority, and governing policy.

Payments and Approvals

Customer-controlled Litecoin payments with cryptographic approval and policy-based spending controls.

From Identity to Verified Action

1

Identify — establish a verifiable identity

2

Authenticate — confirm without shared secrets

3

Authorize — define scope, policy, expiration

4

Verify — evaluate authority at request time

Allow or Deny

With verifiable evidence

MCP Integration

MCP and Tool Security

PTERI documentation includes MCP-oriented capabilities for verifying authority when agents access tools and services. Agents operate within verifiable, scoped boundaries — auditable and revocable.

docs.kakr.ai
Verification Infrastructure

Infrastructure APIs

Litecoin proof-of-work components used as the independent verification layer beneath PTERI's authorization evidence — kept separate from the identity and authorization APIs above.

Supported Environments

Works alongside existing identity providers, applications, AI agents, MCP servers, and cloud infrastructure. Start with one sensitive workflow and expand over time.

PTERI App Node.js Python Go Rust

Start Building

API reference, SDKs, integration guides, and MCP documentation — all in one place at docs.kakr.ai.

Full API Reference

Everything you need to build with PTERI

Quickstart guide, API reference, SDK documentation, MCP integration guides, error handling, and code examples — all at docs.kakr.ai.

Add PTERI at the Access and Action Boundary