Give your AI agents a real identity.
Agents act on behalf of users and call tools on their own. HelixIAM makes every agent a first-class subject — with delegation, attenuation, consent, and a kill-switch. This is the identity layer agentic software has been missing.
An identity per agent
Register each agent as its own subject with an owner, lifecycle, and scoped credentials — not a shared service account nobody can trace.
- Agent registry & lifecycle
- Owned, named, auditable
- Scoped token issuance
- Instant disable / kill-switch
On-behalf-of, done right
When an agent acts for a user, HelixIAM mints an RFC 8693 token carrying the user as sub and the agent as act — with realm access intersected down to what both are allowed.
- RFC 8693 token exchange
- sub = user, act = agent
- Scope = intersection of both
- Consent capture + audit trail
Attenuate & contain
Delegated tokens can only ever narrow, never widen. Cap scope, lifetime, and audience — and revoke a runaway agent everywhere in one click.
- Monotonic scope narrowing
- Short-lived, audience-bound tokens
- may_act delegation policy
- Realm-wide kill-switch
MCP-ready
Built on OAuth 2.1 with the emerging agent-auth standards, so your Model Context Protocol tools and autonomous workflows authenticate the same way everything else does.
- OAuth 2.1 foundation
- Protected-resource metadata (RFC 9728)
- Dynamic client registration
- Works with MCP tool servers
See HelixIAM on your own stack.
A 30-minute demo: realms, agents, workload identity, and a live migration off Keycloak — mapped to your use case.
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