The credential never reaches the model
Your agent’s code and prompts never see the provider secret. NamoID holds it and issues a key instead.
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Customer IdentityHosted customer authenticationMCP AuthorizationDeveloper preview · Scoped AI-client accessAgent AccessAvailable now · External provider accessWorkforce IdentityDesign partner · Employee lifecycle and SSODevelopers
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DPDP readinessChecklist & readiness reviewSecurityHow we protect your dataPrivacyHow we handle your dataYour user connects Gmail, Slack or HubSpot once. NamoID keeps the credential sealed and hands your agent a short-lived key scoped to one tool. Revoke it and the agent stops — no password rotation, no scramble.
Your agent’s code and prompts never see the provider secret. NamoID holds it and issues a key instead.
Every action carries who approved it, which agent asked, and exactly what it was allowed to touch.
Short-lived keys beat durable secrets copied between systems. Revoke one and the agent stops mid-task.
Agent Access covers connections from your agents out to external providers. Protecting an MCP server you own is the other direction — that’s MCP Authorization, with its own page.
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