🔒 WELCOME TO AIGA — VERIFIED VAULT ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM
AIGA is not a takedown bot. It is a timestamp-based authorship verification and neutral enforcement engine — built to preserve truth, honor originality, and resolve overlap fairly.
🕓 PRE-PUBLICATION PROTECTION
AIGA protects authorship before public release. The system registers intent, structure, and authorship at the first act of creation, not at the moment of publication. This includes drafts, layouts, internal builds, and unreleased prototypes.
Each pre-publication record is secured with:
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Metadata fingerprint
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Behavioral entropy analysis
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SHA-512 content hash
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Timestamp registration
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Hash-of-hash notarization
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Vault log anchoring
Unlike traditional systems, AIGA verifies intent-to-create through forensic indicators—long before public exposure or commercial use. Once sealed, all derivatives, clones, or unauthorized similarities are instantly traceable to their source origin.
This protection applies to:
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Internal tools
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Preliminary drafts
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Confidential mockups
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Versioned iterations
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Private deployments
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Automated generation records
Pre-publication claims are non-public, non-accusatory, and enforceable only after verification thresholds are met. The goal is preservation
🧭 STRUCTURED RESPONSE OPTIONS (FOR FLAGGED PARTIES)
The AIGA system is designed not only to protect truth, but to offer structured, fair, and confidential resolution pathways. If a behavioral or structural overlap has triggered a pre-notification, the following options are available:
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Request a Vault Comparison
A side-by-side match report is available upon NDA execution. This forensic-grade report shows timestamped authorship versus the flagged asset — with full Vault, hash, and fingerprint records. -
Upload Independent Proof
If the flagged content was developed independently, parties may submit version history, timestamps, drafts, or supporting code. Submissions remain confidential and are reviewed in good faith. -
Submit a Dispute or Clarification
A match does not assume wrongdoing. Coincidental builds, outsourced code, or open-source derivations may be explained and documented through the dispute portal. -
Explore Licensing Models
The system supports flat-fee, tiered, and hardship-based licensing. For those who wish to continue operations in good standing, compliant paths can be arranged directly. -
Request Grace Period or Hardship Review
If intent was non-malicious, or additional time is needed, parties may request an extension or case-by-case hardship review. The goal is resolution — not punishment.
Upload Interface
Caption: “Secure upload ➝ fingerprint ➝ Vault entry”
What it shows:
The initial point of authorship protection. This interface allows creators or system operators to securely upload files (code, forms, assets, logic structures). Upon upload:
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A behavioral fingerprint is generated from structural metadata and user interaction.
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A cryptographic hash (SHA-512) is created to verify authorship integrity.
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The file is stored in a Vault-sealed registry, with timestamp anchoring and machine-witness proof.
ReconDog Monitoring Panel
What it shows:
The monitoring dashboard for platform-based surveillance. Each toggle represents an active scan across:
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eCommerce (Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop, Shopify)
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Social platforms (Instagram, X, YouTube)
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Hosting/CDN domains (GoDaddy, Cloudflare, Squarespace)
Functionality:
ReconDog modules analyze behavioral patterns, layout similarity, embedded metadata, and usage anomalies. If a threshold is breached, a Recon alert is triggered and archived.
Legal Role:
Documents real-time monitoring, establishes pattern history, and shows that detection is automated, behavior-based, and not manually biased.
Hash Match Confirmation
What it shows:
This is the automated confirmation screen showing:
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A match breach between an outside asset and a Vault-registered original
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The hash comparison results, showing exact points of overlap
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Trigger logs confirming that detection met minimum forensic thresholds
Functionality:
This alert activates Vault escalation, optionally pauses public report generation, and gives operators the ability to initiate outreach (pre-notification, NDA request, licensing trigger).
Legal Role:
Proves match detection was data-driven, not accusation-based — satisfying fair enforcement standards and court admissibility.
Comparison Engine View
Caption: “Side-by-side proof activation with layout, code, and metadata overlays”
What it shows:
The forensic analysis panel where:
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The original authored file is shown on one side
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The flagged infringing file or website is shown on the other
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Overlays highlight similarities in layout, code structure, naming logic, and file metadata
Functionality:
This is the evidence generation phase — where the system constructs a report that can be exported to PDF, shown to flagged parties under NDA, or included in enforcement packages.
Legal Role:
Creates visual and technical proof of authorship precedence, pattern overlap, and intent-free evidence. Can be sent to platforms, infringers, or used in arbitration.
PDF Evidence + Blockchain Time Stamp
Caption: “Final report includes hash trace, visual match, metadata, original copy, and Vault ID”
What it shows:
The output package — a cryptographically signed, timestamped, and Vault-certified PDF that includes:
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Structural hash + hash-of-hash trace
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Metadata extraction from both sides
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Side-by-side visual proof
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Original file snapshot and Vault entry logs
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Blockchain timestamp anchor for irrefutable timing
Functionality:
This PDF is used for enforcement escalation, legal filings, DMCA support, platform takedowns, or licensing proposals.
⚖️ LEGAL NOTICE
AIGA is not a law firm. It is not a government agency.
It does not issue legal threats or provide legal advice. It does not assume wrongdoing.
AIGA (Authenticated Intellectual Grid Authority) is a system that monitors, documents, and time-stamps potential overlaps with federally registered, Vault-protected intellectual property. When its Recon modules detect potential alignment with protected infrastructure, it automatically notifies the registered IP holder.
The rights holder may choose to:
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Ignore the alert, or
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Trigger a side-by-side evidence request by issuing a formal notice under NDA.
If a notice is issued, the respondent may:
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Execute the NDA,
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Receive the full side-by-side comparison report, and
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Review authorship and metadata evidence.
If no response is received within 7 days:
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The system issues a Cease & Desist notice,
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Offers a grace period or hardship-based license resolution,
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And opens a final window for intent clarification or reduced settlement.
If the second notice is also ignored:
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The case is escalated to human review.
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Platform escalation protocols are prepared,
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And the full case file is returned to the rights holder for legal or platform enforcement at their discretion.
AIGA is a pre-litigation enforcement engine licensed by independent firms to help creators protect, prove, and monetize their intellectual property through structured licensing paths. Heimowitz Recovery Solutions is the designated protection firm for the AIGA system itself, in addition to its role in supporting client rights holders.
Refusal to respond is not considered an admission of guilt.
All actions are structured under the following compliance frameworks:
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17 U.S.C. §512 (Safe Harbor & Notice Protocol)
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18 U.S.C. §1836 (Trade Secret & Confidentiality Protections)
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Global metadata, timestamp, and authorship doctrines
This is the AIGA Protocol
The first full-stack digital authorship protection and enforcement engine.
It timestamps your file, detects clones, builds side-by-side proof, and lets you enforce globally across platforms.
Heimowitz Recovery Solutions uses it for pre-litigation IP defense — and protects it by oversight.
It’s not legal advice. It's not an attorney. It's not a lawfirm.
For best results, if the client has strong documentation and proof — such as federal trademarks, patents, or © copyrighted material with Federal Filings — we handle monitoring with automation. ReconBots scan, detect, and log violations around the clock. But once enforcement is triggered, everything becomes manual. We take full control in-house. Our team reviews every piece of evidence, logs everything properly, formats the file to be bulletproof, and sends it directly— not through AI, not outsourced. We treat real cases with real power. The system watches, but we act. Every screenshot, hash, timestamp, and supporting record gets packaged and deployed by us, file by file, platform by platform — making sure the final submission is perfect before it ever leaves our hands.