Signed in
An authenticator establishes control of an account or key.
IDENTITY · PROOF · ACCESS
Prove what matters. Reveal nothing else.
No Eye Beans is a trust layer for people, organizations, applications, workloads, and agents—bringing sign-in, verified claims, permissions, tokens, and entitlements into one accountable boundary.
Verified
Evidence supports a specific claim, from a known issuer, for a limited time.
Allowed
Policy decides whether this subject may take this action in this context.
A safer trust model
Identity is not one score.
Assurance, evidence, risk, permission, and entitlement remain separate. Applications request the minimum claims they need and receive an explainable decision.
Subject
A person, organization, application, workload, device, or agent with a durable identifier.
Evidence
A scoped claim with issuer, method, freshness, expiry, and revocation state.
Policy
Rules combine evidence, context, relationships, and least privilege for one action.
Receipt
An auditable reason for what was allowed, denied, delegated, or asked to step up.
Progressive assurance
Ask for stronger proof only when the action needs it.
An email, passkey, organization membership, identity document, or workload attestation proves different things. No Eye Beans keeps those differences legible instead of flattening them into a badge.
Identity & proof01Verified email
02Passkey
03Government ID
04Organization role
05Workload attestation
POLICY DECISION
Allow · transfer:asset · 10 minAccountable machine trust
Know what acted, for whom, and within which boundary.
Agents are one kind of machine subject. Applications, services, workloads, devices, and short-lived agents need distinct identities, constrained authority, and an inspectable chain back to an accountable owner.
- 01Separate human, agent, application, workload, and device identities.
- 02Bind delegated tokens to explicit scopes, resources, purpose, and time.
- 03Keep a chain of authority that people can inspect and revoke.
The operating standard
Security should feel calm because the boundaries are clear.
Minimum disclosure
Share the claim an application needs, not the full document or profile behind it.
Portable by design
Use open protocols and stable subject identifiers so trust can travel without locking the user in.
Accountable automation
High-impact actions need traceable delegation, policy, step-up, and revocation—not invisible autonomy.
Foundation in progress
One entrance. Many applications. Clear authority.
We are building No Eye Beans first for StoneToned/Bandai applications, with an architecture that can later serve external relying parties without exposing the platform’s internal account model.