Integrations

Enforce AAC at the boundary you already control.

Use AAC before an MCP tool, API route, workflow step, transaction service, or downstream agent. The protected operation proceeds only on an exact permit.

Designed for Python, JavaScript, gateway, MCP, automation, and observability integrations.

Operational outcomes

What AAC changes.

01

Bearer-authenticated verification endpoint

02

Portable aac-decision-receipt/1 response

03

Framework-neutral enforcement pattern

Organization value

Why make AAC part of your product.

01

Introduce consequential agent capabilities with a deterministic authority checkpoint before execution.

02

Bring portable decision evidence into customer security reviews, enterprise procurement, audit correlation, and internal controls.

03

Use one fail-closed integration contract across tools, services, workflows, transactions, and agent frameworks.

04

Build measurable authenticated usage and, with explicit consent, public visibility as a verified AAC organization.

Enforcement pattern

Permit is explicit.
Everything else denies.

decision = verify_with_aac(signed_chain, requested_operation)
if decision["decision"] != "permit":
    raise PermissionError("AAC denied the operation")
execute_protected_operation()

See the machine-readable OpenAPI contract for the current request and response schema.

Official integration starters

Download. Configure. Enforce.

Credentials are supplied at runtime. Private signing keys never leave your environment.

Evaluation questions

Questions AAC answers.

Gateway or service middleware

MCP tool wrapper

Workflow and transaction guard

Self-service authority enforcement

Verify the organization.
Strengthen the product.

Start free, add authority enforcement to a real workflow, and build decision evidence your engineering, security, customers, and partners can inspect.