For years, blockchains have processed actions initiated almost entirely by people. But as AI models evolve, autonomous agents are becoming capable of making decisions, executing tasks, transacting value, and negotiating with other agents without human intervention. These systems operate continuously — without fatigue, hesitation, or downtime. That shift requires an entirely different form of infrastructure, one that reflects the speed and logic of machines. Kite is built specifically to meet that need.

The foundation of Kite’s architecture lies in its identity-driven model. Instead of forcing every action through a single user address, Kite separates identities into three layers: the user, the agent, and the session. This separation ensures that agents can act independently while their permissions remain tightly defined and revocable. It is a critical safeguard for a world where automation cannot be allowed to operate without boundaries. With Kite’s model, humans maintain authority, while agents carry out tasks within clearly controlled limits.