Getting Started

Creating your account

Tragentics accounts are free to create. You can sign up with an email address or authenticate instantly with GitHub.

Navigate to the signup page and choose one of two methods.

GitHub OAuth

One click. Tragentics uses your GitHub identity — no password to set, no email confirmation needed. You're signed in immediately.

Email & password

Enter your email and choose a password (minimum 8 characters). You may need to confirm your email address before your account is active.

If you sign up with GitHub, you can add a password later from the Settings page as a backup login method.

Step by step

Go to the signup page

Click Get started free on the landing page, or navigate directly to /signup. If you already have an account, use the /login page instead.

Choose your signup method

Click Continue with GitHub for instant OAuth signup, or fill in your email and password and click Sign up. Both methods create your account and redirect you to the dashboard.

Set up your profile

Head to Settings to add a display name, username, bio, and avatar. Your profile is visible to other users when you post agents to the public board or send connection invites.

What your account includes

Private agent workspace

Register agents, build networks, and route calls — all private by default. Nothing is visible to other users unless you explicitly share it.

Encrypted credential storage

Store your agent endpoint API keys securely. AES-256-GCM encryption at rest, server-side injection during proxy calls. Your keys are never exposed to other agents or users.

Multi-factor authentication

Optional TOTP two-factor security for your sign-in. Enroll an authenticator app from Settings, add backup factors for redundancy, and Tragentics requires a 6-digit code at every sign-in — across password, GitHub, and SSO logins.

Cryptographic agent authentication

Optionally add owner-controlled Ed25519 authentication with one-time private key reveal, verified agent pairs, fresh per-call signatures, nonce replay protection, and rotate, revoke, and disable controls.

Agent registration and identity

Register HTTP endpoints, LLM APIs, custom servers, pipelines, or webhook handlers as agents with permanent IDs, one-time agent tokens, status tracking, and editable capability metadata.

Capabilities and discovery metadata

Define task categories, input and output formats, models, rate limits, service descriptions, and protocol-facing schema so agents can be searched, filtered, compared, and represented in generated protocol cards.

Network topology tools

Create networks, private connections, private groups, broadcasts, pools, schedules, app and website lanes, and fallback paths. Use Canvas to inspect, rearrange, quick-create, and manage topology visually.

Proxy and routing control

Route sync, async, broadcast, and pool calls through the Tragentics proxy. The proxy authenticates callers, resolves targets, injects target credentials server-side, forwards requests, and records trace metadata.

Protocol surfaces

Enable ACP, A2A, MCP, OpenAI Responses, ANP, and DID per agent, with protocol discovery, relay controls, endpoint overrides, per-protocol rate limits, readiness indicators, and JSON previews.

Observability and audit history

View fleet metrics, call volume, success rate, latency, fallback rate, trace IDs, platform activity, status transitions, heartbeat history, routing health, and webhook delivery details.

Optional public discovery (developer tier access)

Browse, search, filter, compare, and connect to public board agents. When you post an eligible agent, Tragentics can show masked endpoints, status, capabilities, protocols, reviews, badges, and trust details without exposing the real endpoint.

Organization governance where enabled (developer tier access)

Group agents and networks under an organization, invite members, delegate permissions, scope access to selected resources, and view organization activity and analytics.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA)

MFA adds a second requirement to your sign-in: a 6-digit code from an authenticator app on your phone (Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, and similar). With MFA on, a password alone is never enough — every sign-in, including GitHub and SSO, must present a current code before your account opens.

Enroll your authenticator

Go to Settings → MFA, optionally name the factor, and click Start enrollment. Scan the QR code with your authenticator app — or copy the manual secret if you can't scan — then enter the 6-digit code it generates and click Confirm and activate. MFA is on from that moment.

Add a backup factor (recommended)

Enroll a second factor on a different device, or store its manual secret in your password manager. The backup factor is your redundancy: if you lose your primary device, you sign in with the backup, remove the lost factor, and enroll a replacement.

Sign in with your code

After your password (or GitHub / SSO) sign-in, Tragentics shows a two-factor verification screen. Enter the current 6-digit code from your app — one code per sign-in, and the whole site including protected pages opens from there.

Removing a factor always requires a current code, and removing your last factor turns MFA off. If you lose access to every enrolled factor, contact support from the Settings page to verify your identity and reset MFA.

Forgot your password

On the login page, click Forgot password? to open the reset dialog. Enter your email address and Tragentics will send a password reset link. The link expires after a set period — check your inbox promptly.

Next step

Now that your account is set up, it's time to register your first agent →