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Agentic Identity

Give every agent its own identity

Agents are not users. Issue a scoped credential to the workload, put OAuth in front of MCP tools, and keep every call attributable.

Workload, not session
Client credentials for agents. Never a borrowed human cookie.
MCP in front of tools
Register the server, mint a short-lived bearer, scope the tools.
Revoke from one place
Trust store and environment isolation. Revoke blocks new tokens; outstanding JWTs need resource-server enforce.

What you can ship

Critical capabilities, one integration

Machine identity

Confidential OIDC clients on client_credentials. One application per workload and environment.

  • Short-lived access tokens
  • No refresh tokens
  • Secrets stay on the server

MCP servers

Front each MCP server with OAuth. Agents prove who they are, and who they act for, before a tool runs.

  • Playground in the console
  • Per-environment registry
  • Scope-gated tools

Agents

Register, verify, and revoke named agent identities in the console. The trust store is the store behind that module.

  • Verified agents only
  • Issuer revoke + enforce
  • Tool scopes and activity

Free trial

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Tell us what you're building and we'll get you set up with a trial, plus someone who can answer questions as you evaluate.

  • Full access to the platform while you evaluate it
  • Help wiring it into your stack from someone who knows it
  • Answers on SSO, SCIM, residency, and compliance requirements

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01

Identify

Create an agent in Agents, or an M2M project, and capture the client once.

02

Constrain

Issue scoped tokens and check tools before they run.

03

Observe

Audit the call. Stream it. Revoke the client if it leaks.

Start with a scoped agent credential

Register an agent identity, then put OAuth in front of an MCP server.

Agents in the console