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Config stacks

Pick a stack the way you pick a deploy package: situation first, then face, then topology. Every stack uses the same publish → pin → challenge → prove → burn loop under the reference architecture.

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BYOI (Path B)

Situation

Users or partners publish their own public verifier and authenticate on your site.

Mechanism

Discover authenticator by HTTPS URL. Pin the sibling digest file, cache bytes, challenge, prove, burn nonce. Identity key derives from the digest.

Face: Web ceremony client or resource-server embed

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Org twin (Path A)

Situation

Organization-issued or demo authenticators identified by handle.

Mechanism

User enters a handle only. Relying party validates against an org-issued or embedded twin. Blob cache not required for the reference face.

Face: Web ceremony client

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Dual XOR login

Situation

Production login that offers org twin or BYOI without dangerous mixes.

Mechanism

Exactly one of handle or authenticator URL. Both or neither → reject. Prevents pairing a victim subject with an attacker-supplied authenticator URL.

Face: One login card; two operational modes

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Hosted login BFF

Situation

Teams want a deployable auth origin with ordinary HTTP challenge / prove / validate routes.

Mechanism

Same-origin APIs for health, challenge, and validate-proof. Downstream apps keep their session issuer after success.

Face: Serverless web + API

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Digest-cache progressive

Situation

Path B at serverless scale needs cold-start resilience.

Mechanism

Warm instance hits local temp cache; cold start hydrates from blob storage; first contact pulls origin, verifies digest, persists. Fail closed on mismatch at every boundary.

Face: Ops package beside Path B

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Resource-server embed

Situation

Headless API or ring clients need checks without adopting Pass+ as visible chrome.

Mechanism

Client posts validation entries to a validate endpoint; full interactive flows still use challenge / validate-proof.

Face: API / embed

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Sovereign / air-gapped

Situation

Execution and ledger must stay inside the customer boundary.

Mechanism

Enterprise or sovereign executor with digest-keyed local store; optional signed authority snapshot within stated staleness.

Face: Enterprise self-hosted topology

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Agent / workload

Situation

Automation must call APIs without static bearer tokens in environment files.

Mechanism

Agent responds to a fresh challenge with an automated proof against a pinned peer verifier. Rotation is digest rebinding with proof-gated controls.

Face: Agent / MPC

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Wallet proof-before-sign

Situation

Irreversible sign or spend must not equal an unlock timer.

Mechanism

Each high-value sign triggers a fresh challenge. Signing proceeds only after a successful proof against the pinned digest.

Face: Wallet / step-up

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Workforce + BYOI hybrid

Situation

Corporate twins and personal authenticators share one face.

Mechanism

Path A for org-issued twins; Path B for personal authenticators. Authorization maps which resources accept which subject class.

Face: Hybrid login

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Account linking after first BYOI

Roadmap

Situation

First visit by URL; return visits by stable handle.

Mechanism

After first Path B success, store digest and URL under a handle. Return visits use handle; cache-first Path B pipeline remains underneath.

Face: Roadmap SKU

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Related: Adopt / topologies · BYOI quickstart · Products hub