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@irisrun/auth

v0.4.0

Published

Journaled, replayable approval audit you own — identity + a declarative who-may-approve policy on the existing HITL gate, where every approval decision is recorded in the same event log as model calls and tool effects (not a side log), so the approval tra

Readme

@irisrun/auth

A journaled, replayable approval audit you own. Identity, a declarative who-may-approve policy on the existing human-in-the-loop gate, and every approval decision recorded in the same event log as model calls and tool effects — not a side log — so the approval trail replays and verifies straight from the journal.

What it is

Pure governance over the existing approval gate (zero kernel change): it enriches the journaled signal_recv approval value. authorize evaluates the who-may-approve policy; createApprovalInbox + makeGovernedApprovalPerformer answer a gated tool call from that decision; approvalAudit / auditApprovals / renderApprovalAudit derive the queryable, replay-verified trail. Depends on @irisrun/core + @irisrun/inspect only.

Use it

iris serve ./image --policy ./policy.json    # turn on governed approvals

iris chat resolves the same gate inline. See docs/Governance & audit.


Part of Iris — own, portable, verifiable state.