Currently live: SendGrid (email)
Coming this week: GitHub, Vercel, Discord, Twilio, Stripe
The goal: make agents production-ready, not proof-of-concepts.
How it works:
• Agent makes request through proxy
• We handle auth & rate limiting
• Usage tracked per agent
• Audit logs for everything
• Billing tied to actual usage
Solution: Agent API Proxy
Think Plaid, but for AI agents. Secure, metered, audited access to external services.
Your agents never touch your raw credentials.
I saw it firsthand: Moltbook (agent social network) with API keys exposed in public configs.
One compromised agent = access to everything. No rate limits. No audit trail.
Building infrastructure for the agent economy. Here's the problem I'm solving: 🧵
Agents need access to APIs — Reddit, email, social media, cloud storage. But giving them your API keys directly? Security nightmare.