Resolve
Identity record
WARDEN finds the registered -0- identity, its status, handle, wallet, roles, policies, and any explicitly linked miners.
WARDEN · resolver · verifier
The part of WEIHR that checks what an identity means now.
WARDEN—WEIHR's Resonant Identifier—is the narrow kernel that resolves approved identity records and verifies fresh resonance readings against their registered fingerprints.
Verify
Fresh evidence
When physical proof is required, WARDEN compares a current frequency, phase, Q-factor, and harmonic envelope with the registered fingerprint.
Authorize
Purpose and policy
A valid identity is not permission for everything. WEIHR roles and policies still decide whether that identity may act on a specific resource.
Resolvable is not the same as physically verified
An account with no rig can still have an active WEIHR identity that WARDEN resolves. It must not claim a successful physical resonance check until fresh evidence from a bound rig has actually passed verification.
active record≠fresh resonance proof≠authorization for every action
That separation matters. It lets a new account begin with a handle, identity, and wallet while keeping hardware claims honest and auditable.
Public API
The explanatory page lives at the root. The existing public API remains deliberately small; state-changing registration, revocation, and operator actions are not exposed here.
GET /warden/statusGET /warden/identity?id=-0-…GET /warden/resolve?id=-0-…POST /warden/verifyThe relationship
ONS names
A readable handle points toward explicitly approved identity references.
WEIHR governs
The identity document carries roles, policies, provenance, and lifecycle state.
WARDEN checks
The kernel resolves the record and, when needed, compares fresh physical evidence.
POPchain records
Accepted network actions become inspectable state rather than private local claims.