A live capture of a specific human — their actual involuntary biology, in the moment — turned into a key inside a region the operator can’t observe, producing a signed proof that this person was present and authorized this action.
Not a stored faceprint. Not a credential. The living person, verified where no one can watch, in the moment it happened. Face recognition uses a database you can breach. Liveness detection asks only “is it a real face.” Confidential computing secures the machine. No one combines them — a live involuntary signal from a specific human, derived where the operator is blind, returning a portable signed proof of presence. That intersection is what you’re turning on.
| What it is | A scoped First Person Compute (FPC) Workspace with the Workflow Attestation API enabled, running on an NS-provisioned GPU tenant. |
| Where it runs | An NS-operated NVIDIA L4 instance on Google Cloud. NS owns and operates the GPU and substrate control plane; you access the exposed API surface and your workspace. |
| Scope | 1 sovereign tenant · [N] attesting principals · [N] attestations / month · defined workflow integrations. |
| What you get | Your workspace URL, a scoped API key, the live attestation endpoints, the integration guide, and a reference workflow connector. |
| Calibration | Attestation flow is demonstrated small-scale (n=3 blind-test). LEK capture today uses camera / available IMU; the dedicated sensing device is roadmap. |
| Term & fee | 60-day evaluation under the NS Evaluation & Design Partner Agreement · fee per that agreement [$ / design-partner]. |
Where this is going roadmap: a self-service portal where you select the SKU, pay via Stripe, and your tenant provisions automatically — the Founding-partner program. Today the path is guided and NS-provisioned by design, so your first deployment has us in the loop. That's deliberate, not a limitation: you get a real engineer on your integration.
On signature, NS stands up your isolated tenant on the NS-operated L4 and delivers:
· Your FPC Workspace URL — your branded, scoped entry point.
· A scoped API key — time-limited, bound to your tenant and scope.
· Live attestation endpoints — /v1/attestation/initiate, /v1/attestation/verify, and your webhook.
· The integration guide + a reference workflow connector.
NS retains and operates the GPU and substrate control plane throughout — you never run the substrate yourself. The LEK derivation and the sealed verdict happen inside the tenant; only the signed verdict crosses back to you.
The integration, in brief (Path A): from your workflow, initiate an attestation, present the returned challenge to your user, and act on the signed verdict your webhook receives.
# 1 · initiate — from your workflow, at the gating moment POST https://<your-tenant>.newtonianstandard.ai/v1/attestation/initiate Authorization: Bearer <your-scoped-key> { "principal": "banker@firm.com", "action": "wire.approve", "context": { "amount": "2400000", "ref": "TXN-88431" } } → returns { attestation_id, challenge } — present challenge to the live human # 2 · verdict — delivered to your webhook, ed25519-signed { "attestation_id": "att_9f2…", "verdict": "present", "principal": "banker@firm.com", "action": "wire.approve", "signature": "ed25519:…", "expires_in": 300 } → verify the signature, then let the action proceed
Endpoint shapes are representative; your provisioned guide carries the exact schema. The verdict is short-lived and bound to the live human — a replay without the person produces nothing.