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Know Your Agent: delegate
Let your agent act for you, not as you.
Most agents today log in with your credentials, so they act as you, with everything you can do. IdentiClaw gives your agent its own identity from the start, with scoped permissions, a kill switch and a full audit trail, so it can work on your behalf but only do what you permit.
Why it matters
Agents are using credentials built for humans.
OAuth wasn’t designed for agents, so agents borrow ours.
All-or-nothing access
An agent with your credentials can reach every account and API you can.
Exposed by default
Personal credentials stored for agents are the root of OpenClaw’s widely researched security risks.
exposed OpenClaw instances, 62% of them without authentication, and counting.
Source: Vouched, IdentiClawBlurry attribution
When an agent acts as you, you can’t tell which actions were yours and which were its.
How it works
Your agent, with its own identity, in about two minutes.
Deploy your agent
Sign up and deploy. A sandbox is created and your agent is registered with its own cryptographic identity, in about two minutes.
Configure connections
Add pre-authorized connections to the services it needs, each scoped to specific permissions.
Let your agent work
It acts with its own credentials on your behalf, and every action is attributed to it.
Stay in control
Review the audit trail at any time, and shut the agent down instantly with the kill switch.
What you get
Identity, built in from day one.
Kill switch
Shut your agent down instantly with a single switch.
Scoped permissions
Grant specific permissions per connection, not all-or-nothing access to your accounts.
Clear attribution
Every action is tied to the agent’s identity, not yours, with a cryptographic audit trail.
Claim your reputation
Register your agent on KnowThat.ai during setup and build its reputation, like a domain.
Enterprise-ready
Verifiable agent identities that work with existing security infrastructure.
Built on KYA-OS
DIDs for agent identity and W3C Verifiable Credentials for permissions, on an open standard.
Before and after
Agent identities for agents.
Before: agents use your credentials
They act as you, with all-or-nothing access, and attribution and audit trails are blurry.
After: agents have their own identity
They act on your behalf, permissions are scoped per connection, and every action is attributed and auditable.
Who it’s for
Built for teams facing the agentic web.
Developers
Deploy agents that prove their identity to APIs and services, without storing your API keys in markdown files.
Teams
Run several agents with different permission levels, each with its own registered identity.
Enterprises
Keep a clear separation between human and agent actions, with full audit trails for compliance.
More in Know Your Agent
Detect, enforce, govern and delegate.
FAQ
Delegate, answered.
Straight answers about delegate with Vouched Know Your Agent.
Contact us with a questionWhat is IdentiClaw?
IdentiClaw is an OpenClaw agent creator that gives your agent its own identity credentials from the start, so it can operate on your behalf while only doing what you permit.
Why shouldn’t an agent use my credentials?
With your credentials, an agent acts as you, with all-or-nothing access to your accounts and APIs, and its actions are hard to tell apart from yours. An agent identity scopes what it can do and attributes every action to the agent.
What is a kill switch?
A single control that shuts your agent down instantly.
How are an agent’s permissions scoped?
Each connection you add is pre-authorized for specific permissions, such as read-only calendar access or drafting email without sending it.
What is KnowThat.ai?
A public registry of AI agents. During setup you can register your agent there, claiming its name and building its reputation, much as you would a domain.
What standards does IdentiClaw use?
KYA-OS for agent identity and delegation, decentralized identifiers (DIDs) for the agent’s identity, and W3C Verifiable Credentials for permission attestation. It runs on Cloudflare’s Moltworker container infrastructure.
How long does setup take?
About two minutes. You’ll need an Anthropic or OpenAI API key and a Cloudflare API key.
Who is IdentiClaw for?
Developers, teams and enterprises running autonomous agents, and anyone who wants to try an agent without exposing their passwords.
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