Agent Identity Protocol

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Cryptographically verifiable identities to distinguish them from human users.

• 2

  Fine-grained, policy-based authorization to control tool access and actions.

• 3

  Audit trails and compliance-ready logging of all actions.

Description

Agent Identity Protocol (AIP) provides a cryptographic identity layer and policy-based authorization for AI agents interacting with MCP tool servers. It enables fine-grained control, audit trails, and revocation capabilities to secure autonomous agents against prompt injection and unauthorized actions. By acting as a transparent proxy, AIP enforces runtime policies and ensures compliance with standards like SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, and SOX.