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ECZ-ID Graph Intelligence

See the relationships that make an agent identity meaningful.

Graph Intelligence helps an organisation understand how ECZ-ID entities, operators, bindings and dependencies connect, while keeping public-safe graph facts separate from private operating context.

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For agent operators

Why it matters when the subject is an AI agent.

An agent matters because of what it reaches. Graph Intelligence shows the published relationships around it — its operator, the MCP servers and APIs it is bound to, the workloads that host it — as a navigable view, so a reviewer can follow a path instead of reading records one at a time.

The questions it helps answer

Which organisation operates this agent, and what is it bound to?
Which MCP servers and APIs sit on its published call path, and who operates them?
How does this agent relate to the rest of our estate?

Fit

Who it is for, and what changes.

Best for

Teams operating estates where one agent depends on many other entities.
Security and procurement reviewers tracing operator and dependency relationships.
Platform owners that need estate-level relationship views rather than isolated records.

Outcomes

Faster understanding of who operates what and how entities relate.
A common relationship model across all seven Passport families.
Better visibility of dependency and declared authority context around a record.

Inside

What is included, and how it works.

What is included

Relationship views built from eligible ECZ-ID graph facts.
Operator, binding and dependency context where published and permitted.
Estate-level navigation from one ECZ-ID to related subjects.
A clean boundary between Graph Intelligence and Graph Watch.

How it works

ECZ-ID records publish eligible relationships and bindings.
Graph Intelligence connects those facts into a navigable view.
You inspect the relationship path and its underlying records.
Where change awareness matters, Graph Watch can notify you of eligible changes separately.

Boundaries

What the FREE Passport already gives you, and what this never does.

Already included free

Basic participation in the Digital Entity Graph and a current one-hop view are part of every FREE Passport.

£0 · No card required · Permanent, not a trial.

What it never does

A Graph relationship is a published relationship, not an endorsement and not a permission.
Graph Intelligence and Graph Watch are related capabilities but not the same product.
Identifying an agent is not controlling it. ECZ-ID does not authorise, restrict, supervise, pause or stop what an agent does — its operator and the party relying on it stay responsible for that.

Changes
ECZ-ID Watch
Watch turns a one-time Resolver check into continuing awareness. Free Watch supports a small local follow list; paid Watch adds cloud monitoring, verified-recipient delivery, retained history, Graph Watch and bounded machine access.
Boundary: A Watch notification is a change signal, not certification, approval or a safety assessment.
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Stack
ECZ-ID Agentic Stack Assurance Bundle
A cross-product bundle for agent systems where the agent and the MCP servers it calls must be reviewed together.
Boundary: Bundling evidence does not merge the identities of the underlying entities.
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Counterparty
DCI — Digital Counterparty Infrastructure
DCI combines identity, public proof and reusable evidence around the digital surface a counterparty actually encounters — such as a website, API, portal or machine service.
Boundary: DCI is identity and evidence infrastructure; it is not a counterparty risk score or approval.
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Every Agent product

Start with the identity. Add Graph Intelligence when it earns its place.