The developer track
That's wallet auth: the primitive under everything Skye Meta ships. A wallet is read, your conditions are evaluated, and you get back a cryptographically signed yes-or-no that anyone can verify. No accounts to manage, no secrets to store, no identity collected. Here it is as tools you build with.
The category is condition-based access: instead of asking who someone is, you ask whether their wallet meets your conditions, and act on a signed answer. It's all powered by InsumerAPI, the condition-based access API.
The complete wallet trust profile. One call returns eleven independently signed dimensions across ten issuers (holdings, behavior, operator, control, code, sanctions, and more), each verifiable offline, without trusting anyone. Including us.
Condition-gated sessions for AI agents. Every participant's wallet is attested on entry and re-checked live; the moment on-chain state changes, access changes with it. Sell the token, lose the session. Crypto-paid credits, fully programmatic.
Free, MIT either-or middleware for Node APIs. Your API-key customers pass through untouched; wallet-signed requests get verified. BYO InsumerAPI key, no SkyeMeta license. If we disappeared tomorrow, it keeps working.
There's no API secret sitting in a config file waiting to be pasted into a gist. The wallet signs; the answer is signed back. Credentials that can't be copied can't be stolen.
You learn one thing: does this wallet meet the conditions? No emails, no PII, no customer database to maintain, breach, or subpoena.
Conditions are evaluated against live on-chain state. When a wallet stops qualifying, the next check says no: no revocation workflow, no deny-list to scrub.
Every answer is signed and checkable against a public JWKS. You don't have to trust our uptime story or our word. Check the signature and move on.
The same read-evaluate-sign loop powers the Recognition Network: a community issues one pass through Bothy, and websites, stores, registers, and doors recognize it, live, thousands of times a day.
See the Recognition Network