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@idkasam/n8n-nodes-kora

v1.3.5

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n8n community nodes for Kora — deterministic authorization for AI agent spending

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n8n-community-node-packagen8nkoraauthorizationai-agentpaymentsfinancial-controls

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Kora n8n Node (@idkasam/n8n-nodes-kora)

Autonomous software is starting to make irreversible economic decisions: Payments, Procurement, and Commitments. The problem isn't that the money isn't there — it's that the financial system is built to trust humans, not machines.

Kora authorizes irreversible economic actions by autonomous software.

This n8n node allows you to integrate the Kora Authority Layer directly into your automated workflows. Before your workflow moves money, hits a paid API, or commits to a vendor, it asks Kora for permission.

How it Works in n8n

  1. The Request: Your n8n workflow sends a request to Kora (Vendor, Amount, Currency, Reason).
  2. The Evaluation: Kora evaluates the request against admin-defined Mandates (budgets, allowed vendors, time windows).
  3. The Decision: Kora returns a deterministic APPROVED or DENIED decision.
  4. The Seal: Every approval is sealed with a verifiable Ed25519 cryptographic signature.

Note: Kora authorizes intent. It does not move money or hold funds. It provides the "Go/No-Go" decision and the notary seal required for the next step in your workflow.

Core Features

  • Deterministic Pipeline: No ML, no guessing. Same inputs → same decision. Every time.
  • Mandate Enforcement: Apply velocity caps and department-level procurement rules to your agents.
  • Cryptographic Notary Seal: Every approval includes an Ed25519 seal, verifiable offline.
  • Task Budget Envelopes: Scope n8n executions to specific spending limits (e.g., "This research task has a $20 API budget").

Installation

  1. In n8n, go to Settings > Community Nodes.
  2. Install @idkasam/n8n-nodes-kora.
  3. Create a Kora API credential using your Secret Key and Mandate ID.

Technical Details

  • License: AGPL-3.0
  • Patent: PCT/EP2025/053553
  • Author: idkasam

Kora: The Authority Layer for Autonomous Agents.