PAP – The web, rethought for trust and AI

Summary: PAP is a principal-first, zero-trust agent negotiation protocol that enables local-first, permissioned access to data on the open web. It shifts control from users to cloud providers competing for agent attention, eliminating reliance on token economies.

What it does

PAP combines existing technologies to provide zero-trust, local-first permission management for user data through agent negotiation on the open web.

Who it's for

It is designed for users and developers seeking enhanced privacy and decentralized data control without losing app functionality.

Why it matters

It solves privacy and control issues by removing the need for token economies and shifting data permission to a zero-trust, agent-based model.