Services — the AI agent directory

Connected Apps and M2M auth — treat each agent as its own OAuth client, and stand up OAuth-compliant MCP servers

MCPOpenAPIllms.txt

5/5

API key issuance, per-key rate limits, and usage analytics for machine-to-machine access

MCPOpenAPIllms.txt

5/5

AuthKit, Connect, and MCP auth — OAuth flows, scoped tokens, and bot detection for agent access

MCPOpenAPIllms.txt

5/5

Token vault, async user approval, and Cross App Access for agents calling third-party APIs

MCPOpenAPIllms.txt

4/5

Cryptographically signed agent requests plus a verified bots directory, so sites allow known agents instead of blocking everything

llms.txt

4/5

Identity and access control for agents and MCP servers, including inbound and outbound token exchange

MCPOpenAPI

4/5

Open-source e-signature you can self-host, with a documented API for sending and tracking documents

4/5

E-signature envelopes, templates, and Connect webhooks over a documented REST API

4/5

Signature requests, templates, and webhooks over a REST API with a free test mode

4/5

Identity-layer protocol (XAA) giving enterprises visibility and policy control over which apps an agent may reach

OpenAPIllms.txt

4/5