Give every AI agent its own identity & stop sharing yours
Most agents run on a borrowed human credential, which makes them impossible to audit and risky to revoke. Agent bundles give each agent its own token, scoped permissions, and audit trail, so you can monitor or shut down a single agent without touching anything else.
Everything you need to run agents safely
Agent-scoped tokens
Each bundle gets a dedicated auth token, isolated from user credentials. If one agent is compromised, the blast radius ends there.
Delegated credentials
Each agent is delegated only the credentials it needs from the users, teams, and services it acts on behalf of, instead of inheriting one person's full access.
Centralized audit log
Tool calls, auth events, credential changes, and access-grant history in one place, with each entry attributed to the agent that made it.
SIEM export
Stream the full audit history to any OTLP endpoint, so agent activity lands in the same pipeline as the rest of your security telemetry.
Shared administration
Co-administer bundles with your team. Sharing defaults to admin-only, and ownership transfers without rotating credentials.
One token to manage
Each agent runs on a single token, so it's easy to monitor, rotate, or revoke in one step, without touching any other agent.
Scoped, delegated access per connection
An agent bundle groups the tool connections an agent needs under one identity. Each connection carries its own scoped permissions, delegated from the user or team that owns the credential, and the agent itself never sees the underlying secrets.
- A dedicated identity and token per agent, never a shared user credential
- Per-connection delegation (e.g., Outlook as Alice, Salesforce as Bob, GitHub as the team account)
- Raw credentials stay in the gateway: agents authenticate with their bundle token and never hold secrets
- Every action stamped with the agent identity in a centralized audit log
Outlook - Delegated from alice@company.com
Salesforce - Delegated from bob@company.com
GitHub - Delegated from @team/sales-eng
LinkedIn - Delegated from alice@company.com
IAM was built for humans and static services.
Agents are neither.
Agents use your credentials
Every agent action appears under the creator's token, so when something goes wrong the audit log can't tell you whether a person or an agent did it.
No per-agent access scoping
Agents inherit the full permissions of whoever configured them, so a CRM agent that only needs read access silently carries write access to everything its creator can touch.
Credential sharing at scale
When ten agents share one token, a single compromise exposes all of them, and revoking that token takes everything down at once.
MintMCP is built for agents & live in four steps
Spin up your first agent in minutes: create a bundle, delegate the connections it needs, and issue a scoped token. Every action is attributed, and any agent can be revoked on its own.
- Works across Claude Managed Agents, ChatGPT Workspace Agents, OpenClaw, and custom agent harnesses
- Connects to any MCP server or SaaS app in your stack
- Self-serve in the gateway, or automate with the registry API