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Building a Federated Copilot: Part 3, Consent, Revocation and Vault
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Building a Federated Copilot: Part 3, Consent, Revocation and Vault

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Real token exchange answers whether two identity domains can exchange signed evidence. It does not answer who owns a grant, how revocation survives a restart or which process may use a signing key.

This part adds those missing controls: persistent policy, a human consent flow, an authenticated assertion authority and scoped Vault custody.

Step 1: Make the registry authoritative

We built a transactional store around organisations, external humans, registered agents, grants, approval evidence, consumed assertion identifiers and audit records.

An external principal is an immutable issuer, subject and organisation binding. An agent has its own independently registered issuer and subject.…

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