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HOW IT WORKS
Inside your organization. Across its boundaries.
From internal coordination to external authority
Inside the organisation
Operating intelligence
KordnOS
KordnOS helps an organisation notice what is changing, retain operational context, coordinate work, and follow through with agents under human oversight.
From internal coordination to external authorityInside the organisationKordnOS→Across organisational boundariesKordn Delegation Protocol
Operating intelligence
KordnOS
KordnOS helps an organisation notice what is changing, retain operational context, coordinate work, and follow through with agents under human oversight.
The protocol gives organisations a way to delegate bounded authority to AI agents and gives counterparties a way to verify that authority when those agents act.
Your business runs on context. Now your agents do too.
Real work moves through conversations, systems, decisions, and exceptions. KordnOS keeps agents inside that flow, so they act on what is actually happening in your business, and you can step in at any point.
01
Notice
Changes, requests, risks, and commitments get caught across the business instead of falling through.
02
Remember
The context behind decisions and ongoing work stays available, even months later.
03
Act within bounds
Agents carry out the next step with the authority you gave them, and nothing more.
Agents that act across organisations need authority both sides can verify.
The protocol lets an organisation issue bounded authority to an agent. When that agent acts, the receiving side can verify who delegated the authority, what the agent is allowed to do, and whether the action falls within scope.
We do not launch this as an open standard and wait. We build each network around an operator whose counterparties already transact with them, design the deployment together, and bring their ecosystem in with them. The protocol is in private design phase, and we work with a small number of operators at a time.
