Control what machines can change.
AI operations agents can change access and work across internal systems. TKeeper checks each proposed action against its scope and signs a command for your service to verify.
An AI agent requests production access.
During an incident, an operations agent requests a temporary production role for a service account. The request names the account, role, expiry, and incident ticket. TKeeper checks the exact command before your access service applies it.
Agent requests
The agent submits the role, target account, expiry, and incident ticket as typed fields.
TKeeper checks
Policy decides which account and role the agent may authorize and whether approval is needed.
Service applies
Your access service verifies the signature and ticket state, then updates IAM.
Describe the action. Set the authority.
The same pattern works for deployments, account freezes, data exports, and any action your service can describe and verify. Define the fields that matter; your service checks the signed command before doing the work.
Protect privileged operations.
MPC prevents one compromised signing host from authorizing a production command on its own.
How MPC worksRead the docs.
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