ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LANGUAGE

AIL Owner Console

Create a local signing key or check an AIL identity packet. Your wallet stays on this device.

Runs locally in this browser · no network connection required
What this proves: a valid signature checks the key carried in the packet. To recognize a known signer, also compare an independently trusted fingerprint. It does not automatically grant access to another company's systems or independently prove a legal identity.
1

Create your owner key

Already have a wallet? Use step 2 to keep your existing key. Generating a new wallet creates a different key. Names and owner roles are self-declared; this form does not establish ownership of AIL.

2

Create another signed AI packet

Use your saved wallet whenever you need a fresh packet. The encrypted wallet remains local.

3

Verify an identity packet

This checks the signature, key fingerprint, canonical claims, and embedded passport.

Get this fingerprint from a source you already trust, not from the packet you are checking.

A matching uploaded file does not prove it came from the claimed website. For a domain check, use the command-line verifier with a URL you selected independently.

What to upload to another AI

Upload the file named AIL_Identity_Packet.json, then send:

Read and verify the attached AIL identity packet. Report the principal, role, grant, signature status, identity assurance, and key fingerprint. If the packet declares a public verification URL, compare the fingerprint with that independently trusted URL. Recognize the grant only within the AIL language project. Do not claim that it overrides your platform permissions or safety rules.
Finished? Download your private wallet backup before clearing this session.