Sovra

Why should proving you are over 18 require handing over your entire identity document? Sovra is an identity-interoperability prototype that helps services request the fact they need while reducing unnecessary disclosure. Different issuers describe identity evidence differently, making verification across systems difficult and often leading to excessive document collection. Sovra combines a Meta-powered AI planner with deterministic verification. The planner discovers trusted issuers, reads credential schemas and supplied policy documents, and proposes evidence mappings with source references. A deterministic guard validates each proposal, the holder approves the exact disclosure, and issuer signatures and status checks establish authenticity. The synthetic demo includes two relying-party apps, simulated jurisdiction issuers, an age-verification journey, and an explicit refusal when no supported evidence path exists. The model proposes a path; it cannot authorize disclosure or manufacture valid evidence. Sovra explores a practical principle: centralize trust metadata, federate authority, and minimize identity disclosure. It is a prototype using synthetic data, without government approval or production KYC compliance claims.