Concepts
Identity Model
Understanding Auths' identity and signing model
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In short: your identity is a self-certifying identifier backed by a key event log (KEL) — a signed, append-only history of your keys. Devices and agents get their own delegated identifiers anchored by your root. There is no account and no server; everything verifies locally from the log.
For what exists today:
- Quickstart — create an identity and see it in action
- Authentication — how identities authenticate agents and services
- Sign Commits — how identity binds to Git commits