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Everything we've built for auth on the web assumes two kinds of actors: a human user and a static application, with predefined scopes and known execution paths.
Agents fit neither role. They act on behalf of a user or entirely on their own, call external services, discover tools at runtime, need one capability now and a different one later, and often run long after the human who started them has moved on.
Agent Auth makes the runtime agent a first-class principal. Each agent is registered with its own identity, granted specific capabilities, and governed by a lifecycle the server controls.
The server sees exactly which agent is acting, what it is authorized to do, and can terminate one without affecting anything else.
It’s still early days, so there’s a lot of iteration ahead, with more guides and examples on the way.
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Today we're announcing Agent Auth Protocol An open standard for agent authentication, capability based authorization and service discovery ⇃read more ⇂
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