Building Autonomous AI agents is getting easier
Knowing which agent did what, on whose authority, and with what permissions is still messy.
We’ve been working on ZeroID, an open-source identity layer for AI agents that gives every agent its own cryptographically verifiable identity, supports agent-to-agent delegation, and enables real-time revocation.
Why this matters for AI agent developers who want to run their autonomous agents in production:
- No more shared service-account style access
- Sub-agents get scoped, downscoped credentials
- Every action can carry an auditable delegation chain
- Better fit for MCP servers, tool-calling agents, and multi-agent workflows
Under the hood, ZeroID is built around OAuth 2.1, RFC 8693 token exchange, and WIMSE/SPIFFE-style identities.
If you’re building agentic systems and thinking about auth, delegation, trust, or audit-ability, do checkout:
Repo: https://github.com/highflame-ai/zeroid
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