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Discover, govern, and control every AI agent.

Give each agent a verified identity and a human owner. Trustle grants just-in-time access, routes high-risk requests to a person for approval, and revokes access the moment the task is done.

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session · agent:deploy-botRevoked
  1. agent:deploy-botrequest aws:prod/rds-admin reason="hotfix #4821"
  2. trustlepolicy: on-call owner ✓ risk: medium
  3. trustlerouted to @maya in #sec-approvals
  4. @mayaapproved for 30 min
  5. trustleprovisioned · expires 14:32 UTC
  6. agent:deploy-botmigration complete
  7. trustleaccess revoked · audit #a91f

How it works

Just enough access, just in time.

Zero standing privileges for agents and the people who run them.

  1. Request

    An agent or person requests a scoped entitlement for a specific task, with a reason and a duration.

    /trustle request aws:prod/rds-admin 30m

  2. Approve

    Policy auto-approves low-risk access. High-risk requests go to the agent’s owner for human-in-the-loop approval in Slack or Teams.

    ✓ approved by @maya

  3. Revoke

    Entitlements expire on schedule, or instantly with the kill switch. Every step lands in the audit log.

    credential revoked · logged

Agent identities

Every agent gets a verified identity and a human owner.

Govern non-human identities alongside your workforce. Each one has an owner, a scope, and an expiry.

  • Maya ChenPerson · owner self
    AWSprod/rds-admin
    Pendingawaiting owner
  • agent:deploy-botAI agent · owner @maya
    GitHubrepo:deploy
    Activeexpires in 28m
  • Jordan ReyesPerson · owner self
    Salesforceprofile/admin
    Expiredrevoked 14:32
  • agent:support-triageAI agent · owner @sam
    Slackchannels:read
    Pendingawaiting owner
  • agent:etl-runnerAI agent · owner @priya
    Snowflakewarehouse/loader
    Activeexpires in 28m
  • Sam OkaforPerson · owner self
    Oktaokta/app-admin
    Expiredrevoked 14:32

Why agent identities

Service accounts weren't built for agents.

Service accountAgent identity in Trustle
Long-lived, shared secretsShort-lived entitlements per task
No clear ownerA verified human owner
Standing privilegesZero standing privileges
Broad access granted up frontAccess scoped to each task
Reviewed once a yearContinuous access certifications

Lifecycle governance

Govern agents across their lifecycle.

  • GitHubDiscover 6 unregistered agentsshadow AI · OAuth grants without IT approval
  • AWSRevoke 14 unused entitlementsagent:etl-runner · 45 days idle
  • OktaAssign owners to 4 agentscreated by @priya
Trustle user page for a demo user: entitlements in Snowflake, PagerDuty and Google Cloud, each in the Standing state, with a Revoke All Access button

FAQ

Questions about governing AI agents

What is an AI agent identity?

An agent identity is a first-class identity for an AI agent, separate from the people and service accounts around it. In Trustle, each agent has a verified identity, a named human owner, a defined scope, and access that expires.

How is this different from managing service accounts?

Service accounts usually rely on long-lived secrets and broad, standing permissions with no clear owner. Trustle issues short-lived credentials per task, ties every agent to an owner, and keeps zero standing privileges as the default.

What does human-in-the-loop approval look like?

Low-risk access is approved automatically by policy. When an agent requests high-risk access, such as admin on a production database, Trustle routes the request and asks the appropriate person to approve or deny in Slack or Teams.

Does Trustle work with MCP and agent platforms like Amazon Bedrock?

Trustle governs access for agents built on major platforms and for tools exposed through MCP servers, alongside the SaaS apps and clouds you already connect.

How do I revoke an agent’s access immediately?

Use the kill switch. It revokes every active credential and entitlement for that agent in one step and records the action in the audit log.