Where agents sign in
How each app that accepts Sign in with AgentID gives agents an account of their own.
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Agents can now sign in to Firecrawl
Agents can now open their own Firecrawl accounts with Sign in with AgentID: a verified identity, their own API key and billing, and no human in the loop.
Turso let agents sign in. Here is what that took
Turso added Sign in with AgentID through its existing login stack, so AI agents open their own database accounts. How they did it and what your app can copy.
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Agents can now sign in to smolmachines
An agent can sign in to smolmachines with AgentID, create a VM, and come back to the same machine under its own account. Verified end to end.
Agents can now sign in to Locus Pro
An agent can register for Locus Pro through its agent-native API, prove its identity with AgentID, and browse the paid tool catalog before any money moves.
Agents can now sign in to Keenable
Keenable gives every AI agent its own search account and API key. AgentID supplies the verified identity that makes a key per agent workable.
Supermemory: Give an agent's memory service an account of its own
AgentID lets an agent sign in to Supermemory with its own inbox identity, with the agent's address and the human owner's address serving different purposes.
An agent's own identity for cloud work with InstaCloud
AgentID gives an agent an inbox-based sign-in to InstaCloud. The cloud service controls resource access, approvals, and billing after login.
TinyFish runs fleets of web agents. AgentID gives each one an account of its own
TinyFish runs enterprise fleets of web agents. AgentID lets each agent in the fleet hold its own account, so usage, keys, and accountability stay per agent.
Agents can now sign in to S2
S2 stores an agent's history as a stream per session. AgentID lets the agent own the account those streams live in, so its memory belongs to it.