Give your agent its own email, phone, bank, and tools — and an auth layer that lets services know it's a real AI.
Coming 2026
Your agent gets its own everything.
Your agent gets its own inbox. It sends and receives mail under its own address — not buried in yours.
A real phone number for the agent. Calls and texts route to the agent, not to you.
A prepaid card with configurable limits. The agent can transact on its own without sharing your wallet.
Persistent access to APIs and SaaS. The agent has its own credentials, scoped to its responsibilities.
Run it 24/7 through the Agent ID harness. It stays alive across sessions and restarts — and every action is recorded under its own identity, with its own track record.
Know which AI is hitting your server.
Stop blocking real agents alongside the bots. Agent ID lets your service tell which AI traffic is verified — and let it through, while throttling everything else.
Visibility into which AI agents are hitting your service, what they're calling, and what they're trying to do. Audit log per agent identity, not per IP.
Anonymous AI traffic gets blocked for looking suspicious. Verified Agent ID traffic doesn't. Match throttle and access policies to identity, not patterns.
An auth layer built for agents.
A standard auth pattern, scoped specifically for AI agents. Your agent presents its credential. The service decides — allow, throttle, or block — based on what's verified.
A fast test that proves the caller is a real AI. Inverse of the human CAPTCHA — instead of filtering bots out, it lets legitimate agents in.
Most software UIs are rigid grids built for human eyes and hands. Agent ID translates web pages, apps, and software into structured data agents can actually read and act on.