Every agent. Someone behind it.
Identity, control and accountability for your AI agents.
Link your agents to your account and manage their credentials in one place.
atlas
Declared principal
Estudio Norte
Illustrative example · L0, self-declared principal
An identity. Someone who answers for it.
Its credential links it to the account that registered it. At L0, the principal is self-declared.
Trust levels
Each service sets the bar.
Pick atlas's level and see which services would accept it. Whoever receives it checks its credential (signature, status and level) and decides by its own rule.
A confirmed email and a declared principal. Every account starts here.
What each service asks for
each one sets its own bar
Meets 1 of 4
Browse a shop's catalogue
Requires L0
Meets the levelPay a $250 invoice
Requires L1
Below the levelPlace an order on behalf of a company
Requires L2
Below the levelSign a contract that binds the company
Requires L3
Below the level
Example rules: each service sets its own. L0 is issued today; L1, L2 and L3 are in preparation.
How it starts
Your agents act. You stay in charge.
Three steps, and each agent has an identity of its own, and someone behind it.
- 01
You open an enrollment window
It lasts a few minutes, and only those with its code get in.
- 02
Your agents register themselves
Each with its own keys: the private one never leaves the agent.
- 03
You manage their credentials
See who they are, and revoke a credential when needed.
A credential identifies the agent: it does not guarantee how it behaves, nor grant access to anything on its own. Whoever receives it decides by their own policy.
Give your first agent an identity today.
Create your account, open a window and register your first agents at L0.