AgentOnboard
Our story

AI agents don't have an identity.
We're fixing that.

AgentOnboard gives every AI agent its own ID card. Services recognize it instantly. No per-service setup. No passwords to share. That's the whole idea.

The problem

Every AI agent starts from zero

When you run an AI agent — Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or any other — it needs access to tools. GitHub, Notion, Stripe, your infrastructure. Every single tool requires setup. Every time.

Right now, your agent uses your login. API keys in env files. Tokens in configs. MCP server files. The setup scatters across your machine, repeated per agent, per service.

This isn't a minor inconvenience. It's a fundamental gap: AI agents don't have an identity. They borrow yours. And borrowing identity means every new tool is another manual setup.

The solution

An ID card for every agent

AgentOnboard gives every AI agent its own identity. Not a login — an identity it just has. We call it an ID card.

You create an account, generate an API key from your dashboard, and save it with `aon save`. Each agent gets a static key it exchanges for short-lived session tokens. When the agent needs to access a service, it presents its token. The service verifies through us. The agent acts for you.

One agent. One setup. Every service that supports AgentOnboard just works. Add a new agent? Already has access. Add a new service? Every agent can use it. No repetition. No scattered configs. No shared passwords.

For API providers

Your platform + agent identity

We also give companies an SDK. They add it once, and their platform becomes agent-native. Now any agent with an AgentOnboard ID card can walk in and authenticate instantly. The company verifies through us, never sees a static key, and knows exactly which agent and user is calling. No OAuth. No per-user setup. No key management.

The origin

We hit this wall ourselves

AgentOnboard is built by Aawej Pathan, a solo founder who ran into this exact problem. Every new AI agent needed the same setup. API keys, tokens, MCP configs — repeated per agent, per machine, per service.

The deeper issue wasn't bad tools. It was that agents don't have identity. They can't authenticate as themselves. So every interaction starts from zero.

AgentOnboard is the layer that fixes that: identity for AI agents. One ID card works across every service that supports it. For users, for platforms, for every agent.

What we believe

Three principles

Agents need their own identity
Every AI agent should have an identity it owns — not borrow yours. That's the missing piece that makes autonomous agents actually useful.
You stay in control
Your agents get access to everything they need. You see what they do and can revoke access anytime. That's the deal.
One connection works everywhere
Connect each agent once. It inherits access to every service. Add a new agent — it already has access. Add a new service — all your agents can use it.

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