Human Authorization Plane (HAP)
Real-Time Human Authorization Infrastructure
HAP introduces real-time, intentional human authorization as a system primitive.
It verifies:
A real human is present
The correct authorized human is present
The authorization is occurring now
The action is intentionally approved
Traditional systems rely on:
Passwords
Sessions
Stored credentials
Persistent permissions
These mechanisms verify identity.
They do not verify real-time authorization.
HAP replaces reusable credentials with time-bound authorization events.
Authorization becomes an event — not a credential.
When authorization is required, HAP initiates a real-time interaction with the enrolled human requiring explicit confirmation of the pending action. The interaction may take multiple forms, but its purpose is consistent: to capture intentional human approval at the moment authority is exercised.
When invoked, HAP:
A real human was present
The correct enrolled human responded
The response occurred in real time
The response originated from the enrolled device
Authorization occurred within a defined temporal window
The artifact confirms:
Presence
Intent
Identity alignment
Temporal validity
HAP produces authorization events for downstream systems.
Applications include:
AI system invocation controls
Financial transaction approval
Healthcare consent verification
Enterprise access escalation
Agentic system authorization
Patent Status
U.S. Non-Provisional Filed
Continuation Filed
Track One Acceleration Active
Prior Art Search Conducted
Attorney Assessment:
75–80% Likelihood of Issuance
Patent filings and search reports available upon request.