CLI
Approve it from the terminal. Script it if you'd rather not.
Some of us would rather not leave the terminal. The IDNTT CLI exposes the same pack, the same selective disclosure and the same proofs as every other client, in a form you can pipe, script and put behind a keybinding.
Coming at launch
Selective disclosure as flags
Inspect a pending request, see the claims it asks for, and approve exactly the ones you choose — interactively or with explicit flags in a script.
Machine-readable output
JSON output for every command, so a request can be inspected by a tool before a human ever sees it, and an approval can be logged the way your team logs everything else.
Local key custody
Keys stay on the machine, in its own keychain or secret store. Nothing is escrowed and nothing is recoverable by us.
CI-friendly
Verify a proof in a pipeline without a browser, a display server or a human in the loop — for the verification side of the exchange, where automation belongs.
Designed for people who automate things
Identity tooling has historically assumed a person clicking through a hosted flow. That assumption breaks the moment you want to verify something inside a build, a bot, or a headless environment.
The CLI treats a verification request as what it is — a structured object with claims, an origin and an expiry — and gives you a command for each step: list pending requests, show what a request asks for, approve or deny it, and verify a proof someone else produced.
Approval stays human by default
Automation is for the verifier side. On the holder side the default is an explicit, interactive approval, because an identity that approves itself is not an identity you control. Scripted approval exists, but it is opt-in, scoped, and always narrower than the full pack.
Availability
A single binary for macOS, Linux and Windows at launch, installable from the usual package managers. Join the waitlist and we will tell you which one ships first.
Want the CLI first? Say so on the waitlist.
Verify once. Reused on your terms. No data we can read.