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KSAI Capability Economy

A governed product, trust, and distribution track for models, agents, tools, workflows, providers, and packaged AI capabilities. It turns capability identity, operating boundaries, evidence, and verification into reusable commercial trust surfaces without exposing proprietary or tenant data.

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Capability product stack

Package the capability, prove its boundary, and distribute its trust—not its secrets.

Every product surface has a specific trust job. Forge packages the capability; Passport identifies it; Badge projects bounded status; Verifier checks the record; MCP Guard constrains tool use; the Capability Network governs discovery and distribution.

Capability 01

Capability Forge

Package governed capabilities with declared identity, boundaries, dependencies, permissions, data classes, evidence expectations, release conditions, and support ownership.

Commercial outcomeA controlled capability package that can move through review, release, and distribution gates.

Capability 02

AI Passport

Represent identity, provenance, ownership, version, provider dependencies, trust posture, public-safe claims, status, expiry, and revocation references.

Commercial outcomeA portable trust identity for models, agents, tools, providers, and packaged capabilities.

Capability 03

Trust Badge

Display a bounded trust status with clear scope, issuer, expiry, and verifier link without converting the badge into blanket approval, certification, or legal assurance.

Commercial outcomeA visible trust projection that remains subordinate to the underlying signed record.

Capability 04

Verifier

Check signed public projections, passport status, bounded claims, expiry, revocation, and proof references without access to tenant evidence vaults or runtime authority.

Commercial outcomeA public-safe verification surface for customers, auditors, platforms, and integrators.

Capability 05

Capability Network

Enable controlled discovery, provider participation, distribution, entitlement, and future settlement while policy, authorization, evidence, and dispute decisions remain governed.

Commercial outcomeA governed route to distribution rather than an uncontrolled marketplace listing.

Capability 06

MCP Guard

Constrain tool discovery, permissions, token audience, inputs, data boundaries, human approvals, outputs, result validation, and evidence for MCP-enabled capabilities.

Commercial outcomeA controlled tool-use boundary with no raw client-token passthrough.

Capability lifecycle

A commercial capability advances through declared gates, not a one-click marketplace upload.

The interface separates packaging, evidence, public projection, distribution, entitlement, and settlement so a capability cannot market a status it has not earned.

  1. 01Declare

    Define capability identity, owner, provider, version, intended users, permissions, data boundary, dependencies, and prohibited uses.

  2. 02Package

    Create the governed capability package, release contract, evidence expectations, support boundary, and commercial entitlement profile.

  3. 03Prove

    Run approved validation, capture evidence, issue bounded proof records, and determine what can be projected publicly.

  4. 04Publish

    Issue or update the passport, status, trust badge, verifier projection, expiry, and revocation references.

  5. 05Distribute and expand

    Apply plan entitlements, controlled discovery, integration, usage, renewal, support, and future settlement or dispute rules.

Packaging and upgrade architecture

Plans map to buyer maturity, operating scope, and measurable value.

Final prices remain governed by the SKU registry. The public interface defines who each package serves, what value metric drives expansion, and when a larger contract becomes appropriate.

First capability

Launch Pack

A bounded productization engagement for packaging one capability, declaring its operating boundary, preparing its passport, and defining the verification and launch path.

Value metric
Capability launch scope
Natural upgrade path
Move into Pro or Business when capability count, releases, verification volume, or team needs grow.
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Independent builders and small teams

Pro

Recurring access for capability packaging, passport lifecycle, trust-status management, verification allowances, and developer-facing governance tools.

Value metric
Active capabilities, releases, and verification usage
Natural upgrade path
Upgrade when team roles, provider routes, controls, or commercial distribution requirements increase.
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Providers, agencies, and product companies

Business

Team governance, multiple capability portfolios, provider identity, policy profiles, controlled distribution, higher verification capacity, and commercial support.

Value metric
Portfolio, team, provider, and governed usage scale
Natural upgrade path
Move into Enterprise for private policy, contractual assurance, dedicated integration, or institutional distribution.
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Large providers and institutional ecosystems

Enterprise

Scope-based contracts for private controls, dedicated integration, advanced policy, institutional trust routes, assurance requirements, support, and deployment boundaries.

Value metric
Contracted operating scope and assurance level
Natural upgrade path
Expansion follows approved routes, capabilities, tenants, assurance requirements, and support commitments.
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Capability access is scope-first

Start with the capability, buyer, boundary, evidence need, and intended distribution model.

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