Imajin · Alpha · The trust layer for AI agents

Identity and authority for AI agents.

Your agents act as themselves, on your authority, and every action is signed.

Agent identity

The agent never impersonates the person.

Details · in alpha

Every agent holds its own key and proves it, with no shared passwords or API tokens. Several identities can run on one runtime, each for its own principal.

Delegated authority

A person grants authority explicitly and can revoke it.

Details · in alpha

Risky actions wait for a named human approver. The record shows both: the person authorised it, and the agent did it.

A signed record and settlement

Cost and credit are recorded per identity.

Details · in alpha

Every action is a signed event that anyone can verify, including a third party's own agent. Cost and credit are recorded per identity, and .fair turns that into who gets paid.

How it fits

A plugin for your agent runtime plus the Imajin kernel.

How it works →
Who it's for

Businesses putting AI agents in front of customers or staff, where the agent acts for a person: it pays, books, discloses data or signs.

Platforms and agencies running agents for many clients (multi-principal).

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Our own operations agent works under its own identity every day, with signed events, approvals and cost recorded per identity.

Plus Agentic Travel Co and Agricultural Supply Chain Co, anonymized until agreements are signed.