1. Identity
People, teams, agents, devices, and organizations.
Intent OS / Universal Intent Infrastructure
IAI Foundation is building the trust layer that coordinates AI, workflows, payments, devices, approvals, and proof in one system.
Thesis
We already have capable AI systems, durable workflows, connected devices, digital payments, and programmable software. What is still missing is the layer that can coordinate them under clear authority, policy, timing, and proof.
The world does not need another disconnected app. What is missing is a shared execution layer that can coordinate people, organizations, AI agents, workflows, money rails, connected devices, robots, approvals, evidence, and accountability.
IAI Foundation exists to define and build that layer.
What Intent OS Is
Intent OS is a system that converts a user or organization's intent into a real-world outcome with policy, orchestration, approvals, payments, device actions, and proof.
A user should be able to say: "I want this to happen, safely, under the right conditions, with the right authority, at the right time, with clear proof."
And the system should transform that request into a validated intent, an executable plan, a governed run, a recorded outcome, and an auditable proof trail.
Architecture
People, teams, agents, devices, and organizations.
Value, limits, rails, and delegated authority.
Goals expressed in natural language or structured templates.
Plans, workflows, approvals, retries, and exceptions.
Connected systems, gateways, sensors, and robot endpoints.
Receipts, logs, signatures, telemetry, and evidence.
Rules for what is allowed, when, by whom, and under what conditions.
Use Cases
Payable approvals, vendor release conditions, service completion proof, escalation rules, policy-based disbursement, and full audit trail for SMEs and operational teams.
Recurring obligation automation, subscription and service control, delegated AI tasks with guardrails, home and access actions, and proof of completion for individuals.
Procurement flows, facilities actions, field service orchestration, policy-controlled device workflows, and machine-triggered actions with human checkpoints for advanced teams.
Release payment only when verified conditions are met, with policy-gated approvals and proof of delivery.
Coordinate AI work, human approval checkpoints, and final settlement in a single governed loop.
Trigger facility or device actions under policy constraints with proof collection at every step.
Trust & Proof
Trust is not a claim. It is a verifiable chain of evidence. Every action in Intent OS produces a proof bundle: receipts, logs, signatures, telemetry, and human confirmations.
Without proof, automation is just speed without accountability. With proof, every outcome can be audited, disputed, reconciled, and trusted.
Proof is not an afterthought. It is a first-class output of every run, every payment, every device command, and every approval decision.
Principles
Roadmap
Launch the public website. Finalize category language. Publish architecture and principles. Create builder, partner, and pilot intake.
Design control-plane schemas. Lock identity, workspace, intent, approval, and proof models. Publish public documentation v1.
Build control-plane MVP. Build policy and runtime MVP. Support manual approvals and proof bundles.
Add payment abstraction. Add vendor release and service completion use cases. Begin first pilot with tight scope.
Add device gateway abstraction. Expand to autonomous procurement and facilities pilots. Integrate Matter-compatible devices.
Builders
We are interested in developers, operators, researchers, infrastructure partners, and organizations exploring the future of trustable execution across software and the physical world.
This system is not another AI chat app, crypto wallet, IoT dashboard, or generic automation builder. It is a trustable runtime that converts intent into outcome with policy, orchestration, payments, device actions, human approvals, and proof in one loop.
Contact
Early pilot, builder, and partner conversations are now open.