Bounded by design.
A named collaborator. A selected private repository. An explicit policy. Enforcement stays within the authority you approve.
Give temporary access a definitive ending.
Set the policy. Check what changed. Keep the evidence.
Contractors move on. Projects close. Permissions stay behind. AccessProof turns temporary GitHub access into a policy you can follow—and an outcome you can inspect.
01 Put an end date on access.
02 Keep checking after the deadline.
03 Distinguish verified from unknown.
One system asks for a change. A separately scoped reader checks the result. AccessProof keeps that distinction visible from policy to evidence.
A named collaborator. A selected private repository. An explicit policy. Enforcement stays within the authority you approve.
Fresh inventory and permission readback determine the outcome. A write acknowledgement alone never earns a verified result.
Scheduled checks surface overdue access, returned access, and gaps in visibility. Changed findings create a trace you can follow.
Execution and verification have different jobs. They should have different authority.
Define the boundaryChoose the repository, collaborator, expiry, and supported enforcement policy.
Execute within scopeThe bounded executor uses an authorized operation. Uncertain writes are held rather than blindly repeated.
Establish the outcomeThe reader checks fresh provider-reported permissions. Evidence carries the scope, result, and limits.
Unknown stays unknown. No manufactured green checks.
An interactive, fictional demonstration of the verification model. No real accounts, repositories, or permissions are changed.
Select a scenario and run the check.
Confidence comes from declared boundaries, observable behavior, and honest limits.
Read about current availability ↗Distinct GitHub Apps, with scoped responsibilities.
Integrity after collection. Provider-reported permissions, not a login test.
Ambiguous outcomes do not trigger blind write retries.
Explicit policy approval and self-service stop controls.
AccessProof is being validated for outside collaborators on a selected private GitHub repository. Scheduled read-only checks are running in a controlled environment. Customer onboarding is not yet open; live GitHub removals remain disabled.
Pricing & availabilityPricing will be announced when customer access opens. Payments are currently test-only; no live subscription is available here.
Declared limitsPolling is not real-time prevention. Team and organization changes, invitations, downloaded copies, and other identities are outside the current scope.
Before customer onboarding opens, we are validating enforcement and recovery, independent security review, performance, and production billing. The walkthrough above illustrates the approach and does not change real GitHub access.