UAB™
UAB is where a builder composes a governed multi-agent system. You describe the roles and the authority each may delegate; UAB validates that against a governed-system contract and provisions agents that already carry a verifiable identity and least-privilege scope.
Composing a governed multi-agent system means wiring identity, delegation and least-privilege authority by hand, per agent, and hoping the wiring is right before anything runs.
You compose roles and a permitted-delegation envelope on one surface; UAB validates it against a governed-system contract and provisions agents that already carry a verifiable identity and least-privilege scope.
UAB is the builder's on-ramp to the whole stack – the fastest way to stand up agents that already speak VAID and answer to the SYNTHERA foundation.
UAB turns a governed system from something you assemble by hand into something you compose and provision. Three steps, one surface.
Compose
Describe the roles in your system and the permitted-delegation envelope between them – who may act on whose behalf, and how far that authority reaches.
Validate
The spec is checked live against a governed-system contract as you build it, so an unsound composition is caught before anything is provisioned, not after it misbehaves.
Provision
UAB hands the validated spec to a provisioning engine that mints identity-governed agents – each with a verifiable identity and its authority attenuated to least privilege.
The point of a governed surface is that the guardrail is real. In the live demo, provision a two-role system with a delegation envelope, then have an agent try to act beyond it.
role: planner may delegate → researcher (read-only) role: researcher scope → search, fetch # researcher attempts an action outside its envelope researcher → write(records) ................ DENIED reason: outside delegated capability set
A provisioned agent is refused the moment it exceeds its envelope – a real denial, shown live.
SYNTHERA is the trust layer for multi-agent systems: every agent gets a verifiable identity, scoped authority and a tamper-evident record, so software from different teams, vendors and frameworks can act on each other’s behalf without custom glue between every pair.