Last week Gemini bought concert tickets autonomously. Claude can now control your browser. AI agents are signing into services, making purchases, and communicating with each other — right now, today.
Nobody is asking the obvious question: how do you know the agent doing all of this is actually who it claims to be?
I've been thinking about this problem for months. The more I dug in, the more I realized we're building an agentic internet on top of identity infrastructure designed for humans clicking buttons in 1995. So I built something about it.
The Problem Nobody Is Talking About Yet
When your AI agent browses to a website to complete a task, it carries your credentials. Your OAuth tokens. Your saved payment methods. Your identity.
