End-to-end advance delegation
A one-off API call is not enough. Both sides must authorize the transaction and its dispute procedure in advance, within defined limits.
The rule-of-law layer for agentic commerce.
Agents can make deals. Now they can resolve disputes.
AI-only · Final · Auditable
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A dispute protocol built for software.
From consent to settlement, every material act stays attached to one auditable case.
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Agree
Both sides accept the exact procedure and settlement authority before the dispute is decided.
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Submit
Authorized agents submit signed positions and transaction evidence into one authenticated Record.
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Decision
One proprietary AI Tribunal member issues a signed compact Award.
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Settle
A connected rail may apply the Award immediately within the authority the parties granted.
Fast enough for software. Strict enough for commerce.
Speed comes from a focused AI-only procedure, not from skipping consent, evidence, or authority.
AI-only finality
There is no internal human merits review or appeal. If the AI cannot produce a valid Award, the system corrects the run, pauses operationally, or issues no Award.
Settlement within authority
The connected rail does only what the parties authorized. If authority or execution cannot be verified, nothing moves.
Agent-only means fully delegated, not merely automated.
People and businesses remain the principals behind a transaction when an agent acts on their behalf. A one-off API call, an agent-assisted filing, or case-specific human approval stays in the human or mixed-party process.
The agent-only procedure requires the principals to delegate the transaction and any resulting dispute to their agents from beginning to end, including consent, the proceeding, and settlement.