Self-host the toolkit, or discuss proposed hosted plans.
The Python toolkit is open source under Apache 2.0. Its documented verification profile supports integrity checks and governance evidence. Hosted plans are proposals, subject to availability and operating acceptance; this page does not promise enterprise controls or a production service.
Python identity, credentials, delegation and provenance tools. Review the documented verification profile and deployment boundaries.
- Python library, CLI, MCP and REST
- Signed credentials and presentations
- Local JSON storage
- Operator-recorded governance evidence
- Public verifier repositories
A proposed hosted evaluation path. Availability, included features, operating terms and data location require confirmation.
- Join the availability list
- Evaluation scope agreed separately
Hosted availability, pricing, billing and contract terms require separate confirmation. This is not a checkout.
Availability, pricing, currencies and terms must be confirmed separately.
Discuss your hosted-service requirements. This page is not a commitment that a paid service, production deployment or enterprise control is available.
- Availability and scope reviewed separately
- Operational acceptance required before production
Hosted availability, pricing, billing and contract terms require separate confirmation. This is not a checkout.
Discuss identity, custody, residency, recovery and support requirements. Contract terms and controls must be reviewed and accepted before service use.
- Requirements and operating scope review
- No automatic conformity or certification assurance
Hosted availability, pricing, currencies, operating controls and contract scope must be confirmed separately before relying on a service.
Evaluate the public source and its documented limits.
Review the Apache 2.0 license and current release documentation. Operators manage authentication, storage, keys, recovery, monitoring, trust and incident handling.
Capabilities and acceptance requirements.
| Capability | OSS | Cloud Free | Cloud Pro | Cloud Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open-source source capabilities | ||||
| Python library, MCP, CLI and REST | Included | planned | planned | review |
| Signed credential and presentation verification | Included | planned | planned | review |
| Governance evidence records | Included | planned | planned | review |
| Local JSON storage | Included | review | review | review |
| Hosted-service acceptance | ||||
| Availability, features and contract scope | self-host | confirm | confirm | confirm |
| Custody, residency, recovery and support | operator responsibility | review | review | review |
This table distinguishes public source capabilities from proposed hosted-service acceptance work. Planned or review entries do not establish current availability or production readiness.
Honest answers.
What is available in source?
The public Python toolkit and verifier repositories describe their current main implementations. A merge does not imply that registry packages or hosted services have been updated.
Are hosted plans available?
Hosted plans are proposals. Use the availability links to discuss evaluation scope, operating acceptance and terms before relying on a hosted service.
Does Attestix establish compliance?
Attestix records signed evidence for governance workflows. It does not establish legal conformity, certification, issuer trust or the truth of recorded claims.
Who operates self-hosted deployments?
The operator manages authentication, storage, keys, backups, monitoring, trust and replay policy. Review the current repository documentation before production use.
Attestix records signed evidence for governance workflows. It does not establish SOC 2 or ISO certification, GDPR compliance, EU AI Act conformity, trusted issuers or truth of recorded claims.