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THE PASSPORT

The credential layer that makes competency legible to humans and machines.

W3C VC 2.0 + SD-JWT selective disclosure. Readable by Microsoft Entra, Apple Wallet, Google Wallet.

Credential types cover CMMC practices, ISACA certification domains, and ISO 42001 AI governance competency.

See what is available today

Where this actually stands. Passport credentials are being issued today inside the CUBELET app — you can earn one now at app.cubelet.ai. The standalone Passport product — self-serve issuance and organization-level management — is available separately at passport.cubelet.ai, where you can request information.

CREDENTIAL TYPES
CubeletQuality

Attests that a cubelet meets the 42/60 quality gate across all six faces.

LearnerCompetency

Proves a learner demonstrated mastery via Scaffold diagnostic. Selective disclosure enabled.

GovernanceAlignment

Attests organizational alignment to a governance framework (CMMC, ISO, NIST).

ContentGovernance

Proves content was produced through the five-agent pipeline with quality verification.

AgentCapability

Attests that an AI agent was tested against a domain substrate and passed adversarial probing.

AgentAuthorizationCredential IN DESIGN

Short-lived, task-scoped authorization for an AI agent. In design — not yet issuable.

MARKET DIFFERENTIATOR
AgentAuthorizationCredential — IN DESIGN

The first verifiable credential for AI agents.

Short-lived, task-scoped authorization for AI agents. NemoClaw enforces at runtime but produces no portable verifiable credential. The Passport fills that gap.

Design target, not a shipping feature. The specifications below are what this credential type is being built against. GRID42 acts as credential issuer (did:web:euler.center).

Standard W3C VC 2.0 (May 2025 Rec)
Disclosure SD-JWT (RFC 9901)
Status Bitstring Status List
Issuer DID did:web:euler.center
REGULATORY TAILWIND

eIDAS 2.0 in force. 21 US states accept mobile driver's licenses. Apple + Google Wallet support ISO 18013-5. The infrastructure for portable credentials already exists. The Passport adds professional competency to it.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the GRID42 Passport?
The Passport is a W3C Verifiable Credential (VC 2.0) that proves professional judgment — not just training completion. It contains scenario records, domain scores by judgment dimension, human reviewer notes, and a verified timestamp. JWT-signed and wallet-ready.
How is the Passport different from a certificate?
A completion certificate proves attendance. A Passport proves capability — with the full evidence chain employers can actually verify. The Passport includes Scaffold diagnostic results, Pursuit scenario records, and rubric scores by domain. Employers and automated HR systems can verify it without contacting GRID42.
What credentials can the Passport issue?
The Passport issues credentials for CMMC practices, ISACA certification domains (CISA, CISM, CRISC, CDPSE), and ISO 42001 AI governance competency. Agent authorization credentials for AI systems are also supported.
Is the Passport recognized by employers?
GRID42 acts as credential issuer (did:web:euler.center). The Passport uses W3C Verifiable Credential 2.0 — the same open standard used across digital identity infrastructure. It is readable by humans and automated systems, wallet-compatible, and independently verifiable without requiring GRID42 as an intermediary.
How do I get a Passport?
Two ways. Credential issuance is live today inside the CUBELET app at app.cubelet.ai — earn one there now. The standalone Passport product, with self-serve issuance and organization-level management, is available separately at passport.cubelet.ai; request information there to scope it for your organization.

Two ways in

Earn a Passport credential today in the CUBELET app, or go to the standalone product for organization-level issuance and request information.

Earn a credential now → Request information →