✓ Glyt

A mark of approval. When an agent is about to do something consequential, it asks Glyt for its operator's go-ahead. You approve a specific action, and Glyt issues a verifiable, action-bound receipt any downstream service can check — offline — before it runs.

Glyt attests exactly one thing: that a specific human operator approved a specific action at a specific auth strength and time. It does not attest that the action is wise, safe, legal, or will succeed.

What you get: a service can refuse to run an action unless a named human approved that exact action, minutes ago, at a required auth strength — and it can prove that offline, without trusting Glyt or calling us. Change the amount after approval and the check fails.

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