ztd (Zero Trust Data)
BSL 1.1 · Static Go BinaryVerify, then execute. Separate reasoning from state, intent from authority.
A zero-trust execution and evidence platform sitting between reasoning engines (frontier LLMs, MCP clients, local models, and human operators) and the infrastructure they touch. Agents never hold ambient SSH keys or raw shell access. Instead, proposed intent is expressed as typed actions, gated through a five-layer fail-closed governance pipeline (L1 Doctrine, L2 Consensus, L3 WebAuthn Notary, L4 Warden, L5 Actuator), independently re-verified over outbound-only mTLS by the target host Operator, and committed to a Local-First Events Store with incremental Merkle proofs.