Your website in. Your authority diagram out.
You have seen our partner architecture diagrams — a company's systems and AI agents on one side, the authority plane in the middle, a sealed evidence pack underneath. Now get one for your stack. Tell us your website and your email; a person on our team studies what you run, maps your consequential actions onto the authority chain, and sends back a tailored diagram with fit notes: where authority exists today, where it is assumed, and where it is missing.
Three steps. No sales call required.
The request goes through the same governed intake as every KYE™ form — your submission gets an evidence reference, and your details are used for this one purpose.
The same diagram we prepare for partners — drawn for you.
Three columns, one question each: who is acting, what may become final, and what can be proved later. The evidence layer uses the same Ed25519-signed, public-key-verifiable seal that runs across every KYE Protocol™ surface — 1,023 components of our own platform, from OpenAPI endpoints to CI workflows, run through the identical engine, the same evidence discipline behind our SOC 2, ISO 27001 and EU AI Act framework mappings.
Every diagram is outcomes-only and safe to share internally: it shows what governed operation proves on your stack, never protocol internals. Recent examples of the format include our published partner briefs for platform and government-data integrations.
Because the diagram is the conversation.
One diagram replaces weeks of internal archaeology — the mandate gaps it reveals become your pilot scope, your audit preparation and your board answer in a single artefact. Most teams cannot answer "which of our agents can bind us, and under whose authority?" from memory — and no deck fixes that. A picture of your own stack does. If the diagram shows gaps you already suspected, the next step is a scoped pilot or the matching sector pack. If it shows you are covered, you keep a useful artefact and we part as friends.