Xinsere
Blockchain-anchored access control for media assets. Grant, verify, and revoke permissions — with a tamper-evident audit log anchored to a public blockchain.
What it is
Xinsere is a secure file storage and permissions system co-founded by Botverse's founder. It provides cryptographically-signed permission tokens and an immutable audit trail — ideal for media workflows where provenance and access control are critical.
In a Botverse pipeline, Xinsere runs as the final step: after assets are ingested into the knowledge graph, Xinsere registers the asset IDs with access permissions (read/write per user or agent) and anchors the permission grant to a blockchain transaction. The result is a permission_token that any agent can use to verify access, and a transaction_id that proves when access was granted.
In the full media pipeline
The Xinsere step in the full media pipeline receives the asset_ids from the Botverse Metadata ingest step and registers them with a list of authorized user IDs. From that point, any agent holding the permission token can verify read access before downloading a file.
Planned tools: register_assets, check_permission, revoke_access, get_audit_log.