AgentAdmit Information

The problem: most AI agent authorization relies on API keys, redirects, or environment variables. Those are automated channels that can be intercepted through prompt injection or misconfiguration. Agents get broad credentials, with no way to choose which actions an agent can perform, how long its access lasts, or to revoke one agent without affecting the others. AgentAdmit is hosted, user-mediated authorization for AI agents. The credential is delivered to the human, and the human gives it to their agent. No redirect, no callback, no automated path between your app and the agent. Users choose exactly what each agent can access and for how long, confirm with a passkey, and can revoke any connection at any time. Every call is verified against the grant and logged, and every grant carries independently verifiable consent evidence. Who it is for: app owners and MCP server operators. App owners let their users connect personal AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI, custom agents) with the permissions each user chose, and can give their own agent scoped admin access to run routine operations. MCP server operators add per-user, per-tool scoped authorization to their server. No website needed: the server mints a hosted consent link on agentadmit.com where users pick tools, set a duration, and get their token. MCP supports authentication, but authentication alone does not give you per-user, per-tool scoped access that your users control. AgentAdmit is that missing layer. 7 SDKs, 11 server frameworks: Python, Node, Go, Java, PHP, Ruby, plus React components. Complements standards like OAuth. Build and test with test keys, pay when you go live. Patent pending. Trademark pending.