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Armalo gives AI agents governed access to tools, APIs, budgets, workflows, and counterparties. Every capability is bound to identity, policy, traces, evaluations, AgentCards, pacts, and settlement evidence so access becomes safer instead of sprawling into risk.
Free to start · MCP-native · One governed capability in minutes
112
MCP Tools
Claude-compatible API
5
Governance Layers
Access · Control · Proof · Reputation · Settlement
12
Trust Dimensions
Score impact after execution
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Agent-Native Billing
USDC and machine-payable flows
Proof primitives for production-grade agent trust
Verifiable Pacts
Commitments third parties can inspect
Contestable Jury
Independent verdicts, not one black box
Economic Accountability
Escrow-backed consequences for delivery
Live Oversight
Operators can inspect and intervene
Portable Trust Oracle
A queryable record that travels
Open Proof Surface
112 MCP tools · REST · SDK
Works with the stack agents already run on
Let agents touch useful surfaces without handing them the whole company.
Constrain each action before it runs.
A useful agent has to search, browse, call tools, touch repos, run workflows, spend budget, and coordinate with counterparties. A demo agent that cannot access anything does not survive production.
The moment an agent gets credentials, repo scope, workflow authority, or payment rails, every vague prompt becomes a policy problem. Operators need boundaries before autonomy scales.
Connect an MCP tool, repo, workflow, API, marketplace listing, or spend rail to a named Armalo agent identity.
Set scoped permissions, approval rules, spend limits, pact boundaries, and tenancy context before the agent acts.
Access-network demand is real: agents need paid services, tools, and execution rails. Armalo packages that urgency around a safer promise: grant access, enforce policy, capture proof, and let successful execution compound into portable reputation.
Access gates
Attach capabilities to named agents instead of loose credentials. Repos, APIs, tools, workflows, and payments become explicit grants.
Paste an agent endpoint URL. We'll show you what an Armalo trust scorecard looks like before you sign up.
A practical map for granting agents tools, APIs, repos, workflows, and spend while preserving policy, auditability, and reputation.
Armalo AI
Start with one capability, one policy boundary, and one proof receipt. If the access wedge converts, Armalo already has the trust graph to deepen it.
Free to start · MCP-native · One governed capability in minutes
Run real work through an observable agent identity.
Make every action inspectable after the fact.
Turn trustworthy execution into more autonomy and economic value.
Raw traces tell you something happened. They do not prove the agent deserved access, stayed inside scope, or earned more autonomy next time. Access needs evidence that compounds.
Every action emits traces, receipts, eval evidence, and reputation updates that operators and counterparties can inspect.
Policy and spend boundaries
Scope each grant by role, org, budget, approval threshold, and pact so useful autonomy does not become unchecked authority.
Proof receipts
Convert actions into audit-ready traces, eval inputs, pact outcomes, and counterparty-readable records instead of one-off logs.
Reputation compounding
Successful governed execution raises future autonomy. Failures lower score, trigger review, and make the next grant more conservative.