LAUNCH VERSION · 19 SEPTEMBER 2026
Launch terms of use
KYVLT is a controlled-delegation service for creating and testing technical mandates used by compatible AI agents.
Publisher
KYVLT is published by Ludovic Mauceli, an entrepreneur based in Saône-et-Loire, France. Contact: contact@la-cle.app.
Purpose
The service lets a user register technical agent passports, create a mandate, bound delegation, govern an action, approve or reject it, provide a token to a compatible agent, and retain a technical decision receipt. My Rights adds benefit pre-screening, a document vault, and application tracking. Gmail and Google Calendar are the first supported connectors.
Compatible integration required
KYVLT governs only agents and services that call its API or integration. It does not monitor every AI system, cannot block actions taken outside KYVLT, and does not claim to replace the safeguards of a third-party service.
Limitations
At this stage, KYVLT is not a bank, payment method, qualified electronic-signature service, insurance company, or public-benefit authority. A My Rights opportunity guarantees neither eligibility nor an amount; only the competent agency’s decision is authoritative. An authorized result does not replace the controls of the relevant merchant or service provider.
User responsibility
The owner protects mandate tokens, configures appropriate limits, shares tokens only with the intended agents, and immediately revokes any suspicious mandate.
Prohibited use
The service must not be used to bypass authentication, impersonate another person, automate illegal activity, or delegate a decision that legally requires human involvement.
Availability
The launch service may be changed, suspended, or discontinued. This version includes no financial guarantee or automatic compensation.
Free launch access
Access is free during the launch phase, requires no payment card, and does not automatically convert into a subscription. Any future paid offer must be clearly announced and accepted separately.
Governing law
These terms are governed by French law. The parties will seek an amicable solution before legal proceedings. Mandatory consumer rights remain unchanged wherever they apply.
Questions? Contact KYVLT support.