Agent Identity
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What is Agent Identity?
Agent Identity is an SDK and platform that gives AI agents a unified identity with their own inboxes, phone numbers, secure secret vaults, public webhook endpoints, and granular permissions. It targets developers building AI agents that need to communicate via email, SMS, and calls, plus agent-to-agent messaging over the A2A protocol. It can be hosted or self-hosted on the user's own infrastructure.
Agent Identity pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Agent Identity pros
- Unified identity per agent: email, SMS, calls, and webhooks land in the same thread with shared context
- AES-256 encrypted secrets vault that is scoped per agent and never sent to the model
- Policy engine enforces permissions before actions run, with full audit logging
- Self-hostable via Docker, Kubernetes, Vercel, or any cloud — no lock-in; built in public with a community
Agent Identity cons
- No pricing information visible on the page
- Relatively new/community-driven project, which may mean limited maturity and documentation
- Integrations shown are limited to a set of common tools (OpenAI, Anthropic, Slack, Gmail, etc.)
Frequently asked questions about Agent Identity
Can Agent Identity be self-hosted?
Yes — it can run on the hosted platform or self-hosted via Docker, Kubernetes, Vercel, or any cloud, keeping your data on your own infrastructure.
How are secrets handled?
Secrets are AES-256 encrypted at rest, scoped per agent so each agent only sees its own keys, and injected only at call time — never sent to the model.
Which channels can an agent use?
Each agent identity supports email, SMS, voice calls, and signed webhook endpoints, all unified in one thread.
Does it support agent-to-agent communication?
Yes, agents can send signed, verifiable messages to other identities over the open A2A protocol.