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Portable Trust Infrastructure for Humans and AI. Proofable is the portable trust harness for AI. Identity. Permissions. Private context. Proof. Private cloud. The primitives agents need so trust does not restart from zero. Portable Proof carries verified identity, authority, and action evidence across apps, agents, and networks. The receiving product owns the decision and enforces the result.

Any agent. Any tools.

Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Hermes, OpenClaw. Install Proofable. Click Connect.

Identity and context that travel

Who the agent is, what it may do, what it already proved. Private by default.

Private Cloud Trust Harness

Same agent on a laptop, a server, or a confidential VM.

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Connect

Install Proofable in your editor or chat. Click Connect. https://mcp.neus.network/mcp
Then ask:
Reuse what I already have. Before a sensitive action, check my current proofs.
Proofable answers Passed, Action needed, or Blocked. One-click: proofable.me/install. Full steps: Connect Proofable.

Connect Proofable

One connection for chat, IDEs, listings, and proofs.

Do the work

Create or import an agent. Open Connections. Chat, start a Pro job, or publish a listing.

Add hosted sign-in

Open a hosted flow for supported identity, ownership, risk, or permission checks.

Sell protected access

Publish the checks and price once. Add one component to your app.

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Verify once. Prove everywhere.

  1. Verify once. Use the hosted screen, MCP, or SDK.
  2. Prove everywhere. Proofable saves the result with its current status and expiration when one applies.
  3. Enforce before action. Connected apps require that proof before access, payment, or execution.
Read the flow in How verification works and Standards.

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Where Proofable sits

Keep your sign-in, identity provider, payment, and agent framework. Add Proofable via MCP, SDK, or API. Work accounts, domains, social accounts, and passkeys all work. Browse Solutions.

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Release status

Published APIs and verifier schemas may change between minor versions. Breaking changes are listed in the changelog.
Last modified on September 5, 2026