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Start with your identity. Keep the authority.

WAYLOCK is the economic authorization layer for AI agents.

Sign in with your identity provider to open your workspace. From there you register an agent, set what it may request, and decide which requests need you.

What happens next

Four steps, in order.

Each step is separate. Signing in grants an agent nothing, and connecting an agent grants it no spending authority.

  1. Confirm your identityYour identity provider performs the security check. WAYLOCK shows no password field, and your session stays on the server.
  2. Open your workspaceYou arrive in the workspace your account belongs to. An account with more than one workspace membership cannot sign in yet.
  3. Register an agent and set its boundsRegister a WAYLOCK Agent, then set its permission: the source, a ceiling, an approval threshold and a time window.
  4. Connect the external agent separatelyThe external agent’s integration verifies its key and redeems a single-use pairing code. Pairing grants no spending authority.

Human authority

Authority stays with people.

What stays with you

You set the bounds
The agent requests within the permission and policy you define. It cannot widen them.
You review what needs a person
Requests above your approval threshold wait for your decision on the exact request.
You can stop it
Pause or revoke the agent, its verification or its credential. WAYLOCK enforces it on the server.

Before you start

What sign-up does not include.

There is no funding, payment method or billing step. WAYLOCK does not move money or settle payments today.

  • No password on WAYLOCKYour identity provider checks who you are.
  • No agent access yetAn agent has no authority until you register it and set a permission.
  • No external connection yetExternal agents connect later, through verification and pairing.

Ready when you are.

Continue to the security check with your identity provider.