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MickaiClaw™

The action-gating subsystem of the Mickai SIOS. Every tool call passes a per-skill clearance gate before commit.

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The Mickai SIOS

Mickai is a Sovereign Intelligence Operating System (SIOS). It runs entirely on your own hardware, on Windows, Linux, or macOS. No cloud, no telemetry. This page describes one subsystem of the Mickai SIOS. Request a key to install on your hardware.

Included with Mickai. Available on Windows, Linux, and macOS. No subscription. No cloud. Runs on your hardware.

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Olympian arbiter of the gate, the MickaiClaw clearance brain weighing every action before it is allowed to commit

The gate, rendered

No action commits until the clearance gate signs it.

MickaiClaw is the action-gating subsystem of the Mickai SIOS. Every tool call an autonomous agent makes passes a per-skill clearance gate before commit, on your own hardware, with the decision sealed into the Open Inter-Vendor Audit Record under FIPS 204 ML-DSA-65. Approved actions flow downstream signed. Refused actions never reach the actuator.

Per-skill clearanceSigned before commitOperator-held keysNo cloud relay

MickaiClaw. A subsystem of the Mickai Sovereign Intelligence Operating System.

What MickaiClaw does

Eight primitives that make autonomous coding safe to run on your own hardware. Each one is wired into the same Open Audit Record substrate, so every action is signed before it lands.

01 / Function

Core function

The action-gating subsystem of the Mickai SIOS. Every tool call passes a per-skill clearance gate before commit.

02 / Audit

Signed audit

Every state transition emits an Open Inter-Vendor Audit Record signed under FIPS 204 ML-DSA-65, walkable end to end by an offline verifier.

03 / Sovereignty

Operator-held keys

Cryptographic identity sits in TPM 2.0, secure enclave, or HSM controlled by the operator. The vendor cannot edit history.

Patent anchors

MickaiClaw sits on three of the 101 filed UK patent applications behind the Mickai desktop app. Each patent below covers a distinct primitive that the sandbox exercises in production.

GB2607309.8 to GB2611702.8, GB2611885.1 onwards, and GB2612762.1 to GB2612793.6 · 101 filed UK patent applications · Approximately 2,234 claims

How to run it

  1. 01

    Install

    Drop MickaiClaw alongside the agent runtime. Operator key ceremony in TPM 2.0 or HSM. No vendor account required.

  2. 02

    Configure clearances

    Per-skill clearance manifest. Read-only, typed-action, or destructive each map to a different gate, signed under the operator key.

  3. 03

    Run

    Every tool call hits the gate before commit. Approved actions flow downstream signed; refused actions never reach the actuator.

  4. 04

    Audit

    Open the audit chain in the browser-resident verifier. Walk every gate decision and every approved or refused action end to end.

Wired with

  • ML-DSA-65 signed records (FIPS 204)
  • Open Audit Record (OAR) emit pipeline
  • TPM 2.0 / secure-enclave key custody
  • Trust-domain externalisation pattern
Access

Ship signed work, not silent code.

MickaiClaw ships inside the Mickai SIOS. Request an access key and Micky will issue one personally, or read more about the wider sovereign operating system first.

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