Realm Lens

what a real third-party app sees of its own grant — after you authorize it on Paradigm
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CONSENT happens on Paradigm
You grant (or change) this app's realm on Paradigm's own authorization page — you log in, pick a realm, approve. This tool never grants access for you and holds no owner token.
APP what you see below
The app's own API key reads GET /my-permissions — it sees only its own grant for you, the live consent ∩ realm. Nothing else.
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Why this is honest. The only way this app gets a realm is you approving it on app.ofself.ai/authorize — the real consent page. The server here uses no owner token; it reads the app's own /my-permissions (app key) and the public DLR, and links you to Paradigm to authorize. To verify the machinery: authorize with one realm, re-check; then re-authorize with a different realm and re-check — the app's effective access changes to match, and needs_reauth flips when the realm can't cover the DLR. The app never sees other apps or the raw ceiling — that boundary is the point.