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Agentic Identity Broker
A consent and token broker so agents act for a user without holding their keys
If your agents call MCP servers on behalf of staff, this gives you one place to grant, scope, audit and revoke that access instead of scattering tokens across agent configs.
Zalando's incubator built this to sit between people, their AI agents and the services those agents call. A user approves each agent once per service; the broker keeps third-party tokens encrypted and a gateway swaps them for narrowly scoped ones via RFC 8693 token exchange. It is written in Go, ships with Docker Compose and a Helm chart, and the team says it already fronts hundreds of agents internally. Headless agents and intent-based authorisation are still on the roadmap.
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