As AI agents become more capable, the biggest risk isn’t intelligence—it’s identity. Most systems still treat agents like users, handing them broad permissions and hoping nothing goes wrong. Kite takes a different path.
Kite separates **ownership from execution**. The user remains the root authority, while agents operate with narrowly defined permissions. Every task runs through temporary session identities, reducing risk and keeping automation under control.
This design makes large-scale autonomy possible. Agents can transact, coordinate, and negotiate independently—without ever putting the user’s core identity at risk. As the agentic internet grows, Kite provides the structure that keeps trust intact.
