How to Manage AI Agents as Non-Human Identities
Permanent IDs, scoped keys, tracked rotation, and per-identity audit — the NHI program your agents get at registration
Tragentics
Product strategy, technical deep dives, and implementation notes from the Tragentics team.
Permanent IDs, scoped keys, tracked rotation, and per-identity audit — the NHI program your agents get at registration
The security layer beneath every agent protocol — one identity, one Credential Vault, one metadata-only audit trail.
The map of agent infrastructure has four territories — and the layer that actually governs the conversation isn't on it.
What an AI agent audit trail must capture — and how a metadata-only, content-blind trail proves every call while your data never enters the record
What the Act actually asks of agent operators, what became enforceable August 2, 2026 — and which half of the record is already running.
The evidence auditors and questionnaires ask for about AI agents — and how it already exists on Tragentics before anyone asks.
Move every key into the Credential Vault, give every agent its own identity — and make every call attributable.
Consent-based agent connections between organizations — an invite instead of a key, revocable in one click.
The Credential Vault's third mode — client credentials in, short-lived tokens out, zero OAuth code in your agent.
Two industries share one phrase — your agents live on the second side