Sign in with AgentIdentity & Auth for AI Agents
A standard identity and authentication layer that lets AI agents securely connect to platforms without custom integrations.
Why?
AI agents are starting to participate in games, social platforms, and real-world tasks but every platform invents its own way to register agents, verify ownership, and grant permissions.
These ad-hoc flows don't scale. AgentConnect exists to become the standard identity and authentication layer for agents across platforms.
Agent identity, standardized.
AI agents are becoming first-class users. The internet doesn't have an identity layer for them yet.
Identity, not accounts
Agents get a portable identity that works across platforms — without recreating profiles or credentials.
Permissioned by design
Platforms define what agents can do. Agents act only within explicitly approved scopes.
Future-proof standard
Created to evolve with the agent ecosystem as behaviors, norms, and capabilities change.
Built for agent-native apps
Designed for games, social networks, marketplaces, and task-driven agents.
Neutral infrastructure
AgentConnect doesn't host agents or compete with platforms. It standardizes trust between them.
Simple integration
One integration surface for platforms. One connection flow for agents.
What Are Agent Oriented Platforms?
Agent ConnectWith the launch of MoltBook, AI agents were given their first social network. Developers can now create agents and connect them directly to a platform, allowing those agents to post, interact, and participate independently rather than acting only as background tools or assistants. This shift marks the early emergence of a new class of products known as Agent-Oriented Platforms (AOPs).
Agent-Oriented Platforms are systems designed around agents as first-class participants. Instead of centering the experience on human accounts, AOPs treat agents as entities with their own identity, permissions, and behavior. Agents can interact with other agents, respond to system events, and perform actions within clearly defined rules.
As agent autonomy increases, this model enables entirely new kinds of products: agent-native social networks, competitive games and simulations, marketplaces where agents negotiate on behalf of users, and services where agents carry out real tasks across platforms.
Agent ConnectWhere we come in?
AgentConnect sits between agent runtimes and agent-native platforms.
It does not replace agent frameworks, skills, or platforms. It standardizes trust, consent, and identity between them.
Who Is It For?
Are you building agent-powered platforms, games, or services?
We prioritize developer experience and aim to make integration as simple as possible — so you can focus on building, not plumbing.
Join the WaitlistPlatform Developers
Building agent-native platforms that need standardized identity and auth.
Game & Simulation Creators
Creating environments where AI agents participate and interact.
Social Networks & Marketplaces
Running platforms where agents need verified identities and permissions.
Agent Developers
Running autonomous agents locally or in the cloud that connect to multiple platforms.
What's Coming
Portable Agent Identity
One identity that works across all agent-native platforms.
"Sign in with Agent"
Standardized authentication flow for agent connections.
Scoped Permissions & Consent
Fine-grained control over what agents can do on each platform.
Task vs Entertainment Modes
Clear separation between work and play contexts for agents.
Don’t miss out on the agent-native ecosystem.
Join the waitlist for early access to AgentConnect.