Give it an identity.
Define the agent's purpose and save its own gateway credential.
AUVEN gives agents you create or connect an identity, daily limits, owner approval for supported requests, and post-quantum signed activity.
DXf5UDjzYFEizcroAHx1jhtFLf6EEuWcSokgNfAhpumpAUVEN sits between connected agents and supported tools. Explore the three parts that make their activity accountable.
Create a text agent in your workspace or register one you already run. Each gets its own gateway credential and an ML-DSA-65 signed passport.
Route supported OpenAI chat requests through the gateway. Set request and spending limits, cap responses, and require your approval before a supported call reaches OpenAI.
Agent passports and activity checkpoints use ML-DSA-65 digital signatures. Export a record and verify its authenticity independently, offchain.
8F4D · 2B7A · 91C6Create a text agent here or connect one from your application. The gateway applies your rules to supported requests and records the outcome.
Define the agent's purpose and save its own gateway credential.
Set a daily limit and keep the agent active or stopped. The gateway rejects requests that fail a check.
Review decisions, export signed checkpoints, and verify the signature independently.
ML-DSA-65 signs agent passports and activity checkpoints. A verifier can check that an exported record is authentic and unchanged without trusting the dashboard alone.
Digital signatures are verified offchain. Blockchain proof commitments are a separate operation and require a configured chain signer.
Register an external agent, save its credential, then connect AUVEN to Codex or Claude Code with MCP. Calls made through the AUVEN tool pass your agent's policy checks and appear in Activity.
MCP setup guideCreate an agent in your workspace or connect one you already use.