Most wallets have one key and that’s it. Kite splits authority into three layers.
You are the root. Your agent gets its own address derived from your wallet (BIP-32), so anyone can verify it’s yours but the agent can’t work backwards to your private key. Then each task gets a fresh random session key. If a session leaks, one task is affected. If an agent goes rogue, it’s still boxed in by your limits. Only your own key can cause unbounded loss, and that one stays in secure hardware.
$KITE #KiteBBW
You are the root. Your agent gets its own address derived from your wallet (BIP-32), so anyone can verify it’s yours but the agent can’t work backwards to your private key. Then each task gets a fresh random session key. If a session leaks, one task is affected. If an agent goes rogue, it’s still boxed in by your limits. Only your own key can cause unbounded loss, and that one stays in secure hardware.
$KITE #KiteBBW
