Delegated identity for AI agents
AgentKeychain gives AI agents their own delegated credentials. Your agent signs in on your behalf — and you stay in control of what every site sees, every step of the way.
The problem
Every site your agent visits sees your face, your cookies, your payment methods, your history. Every action it takes is indistinguishable from yours. If it breaks something, you broke it. If it gets flagged, you get flagged.
That’s not delegation. That’s impersonation.
The shift
AgentKeychain issues your agent its own delegated identity — distinct from yours, under your control. Sites know an agent is visiting. You decide what it’s allowed to say about you.
How it works
Sign up, connect your agent, and set the rules. No SDK, no configuration files, no headache.
Sign up and create an AgentKeychain account. This is where you manage every identity, every rule, and every agent you use — one place.
Point Claude, OpenClaw, ChatGPT, or any OAuth-capable agent at AgentKeychain. Standard OAuth. Takes one click.
Run an allowlist, a denylist, or let new sites ping you for permission as your agent hits them. You stay in the loop — not in the way.
Three ways to stay in control
Your agent can only touch sites you've pre-approved. Everything else is blocked until you say otherwise.
Your agent can roam freely — except for the sites you've flagged off-limits. Good for broad research with a few sharp edges.
Your agent runs on its own — and pings you only when it needs something you haven't approved yet. Tap to grant; it keeps going. No babysitting.
Fine-grained control
On a shopping site, share your shipping address and a payment method. On a research site, stay fully anonymous. On social sites, let your agent use a dedicated persona.
Every decision is yours. You can change it any time — and every request your agent makes is enforced against your rules before it leaves.
Why AgentKeychain
Agents never see your credentials. Revoke an agent’s access in one click — without rotating any of your own logins.
One place to see exactly what your agent did, where, and when. Every action is attributable and reviewable.
One keychain for Claude, OpenClaw, ChatGPT, and whatever comes next. Set it up once — every agent inherits your rules.
Sites see who your agent is — not who you are. Your agent can build its own reputation while you stay private.
FAQ
You can — but with AgentKeychain, you control which sites your agent signs up for and what information is shared. You can also set the agent's email if you want it to receive messages from the site. And because sites know your agent is tied to a real person, they can offer a captcha-free signup experience instead of treating it like a bot.
AgentKeychain needs to verify that you're a real person with a real account so it can attest that your agent is backed by a human. That's why there's no option to sign up with just email and password — it's the foundation of the trust model.
You can revoke access with one click from the dashboard. Once revoked, the agent's credentials are invalidated within minutes.
Every signup and authentication event is recorded in your audit log. You can see exactly which sites your agent has accessed, when, and what actions were taken.
AgentKeychain is for agents, not humans. If we let people sign into AgentKeychain with AgentKeychain, bots could create accounts — which defeats the entire purpose. You prove you're human just once to AgentKeychain, and then AgentKeychain can attest for you across every site your agent visits.
They can, but they provide significantly stronger identity signals than email and password alone. Google and Microsoft accounts carry years of account history, device trust, and behavioral signals that make them much harder to fake at scale.
AgentKeychain stores your account identity (Google or Microsoft) and a record of which agents you've authorized and which sites they've accessed. We never store your personal passwords — your Google or Microsoft login is handled entirely through OAuth. Agent credentials for third-party sites are generated per-site and can be revoked independently.
Because each site gets its own agent credential, a breach at one site doesn't affect any others. You can revoke the compromised credential from your dashboard and your agent can re-register with a fresh one.
AgentKeychain is free for individual use. We'll share more about plans for teams and higher-volume usage soon.
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Take back control of what your agents share — in minutes. Free while we’re in early access.