Playground

The playground at play.triauth.org lets you learn and try the triauth protocol live in your browser.

It is based on the browser build of our official triauth-js library, and runs entirely client-side with no backend.

Bring your triauth identifier, as most flows need one you can approve.

• Start with authenticate
  Approve the authentication request in your authenticator and see the authentication result in the playground.

• Check the session
  Use check with the deviceTag returned by authenticate to make sure the device keys were not revoked, or ping for a fresh cryptographic proof with no user interaction.

• Get cryptographic signatures
  Use sign for a signature over a message and its attachments after the user has read them, or stamp a short string silently in the background. Then verify either against the keys in DNS.

• Collect attestations
  Use attest to ask a verification provider you trust for a signed statement about the user, such as “I am not a robot”.

• Look up an identifier
  Use whois to read any identifier's public profile, devices, and keys straight from DNS, or validate to check the format of an identifier or device name with no lookup at all.

Watch the live test runner, over two thousand tests, run in your browser, or browse the test coverage report.