AgentValet/AgentValet
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IGA for AI agents. IETF AIMS-compliant identity, credential governance & MCP proxy. SPIFFE · RFC 7591 · AuthZEN · CIBA. npx @agentvalet/register
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AgentValet/AgentValet
Added 7 June 2026
Overview
AgentValet provides identity governance and administration (IGA) for AI agents. It implements IETF AIMS-compliant identity, credential governance, and an MCP proxy using standards such as SPIFFE, RFC 7591, AuthZEN, and CIBA. The tool is distributed as a TypeScript package and can be run via npx.
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Developers building multi-agent systems that require standardized identity governance and credential enforcement
Use cases
- Managing and governing identities for autonomous AI agents
- Enforcing credential policies and access control for agent-to-agent communication
- Setting up an MCP proxy to mediate agent interactions with identity verification
Notes
AgentValet provides identity governance and administration (IGA) for AI agents. It implements IETF AIMS-compliant identity, credential governance, and an MCP proxy using standards such as SPIFFE, RFC 7591, AuthZEN, and CIBA. The tool is distributed as a TypeScript package and can be run via npx.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-04. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Managing and governing identities for autonomous AI agents
- Enforcing credential policies and access control for agent-to-agent communication
- Setting up an MCP proxy to mediate agent interactions with identity verification
Pros
- Adheres to emerging IETF standards for agent identity and credential management
- Leverages established protocols like SPIFFE and CIBA for secure identity federation
- Lightweight deployment via npx with no complex infrastructure required
Cons
- Very early stage with zero GitHub stars and likely limited community support
- Documentation and examples may be sparse or incomplete
- Narrow focus on AI agent IGA may not suit general identity management needs
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Pros
- Adheres to emerging IETF standards for agent identity and credential management
- Leverages established protocols like SPIFFE and CIBA for secure identity federation
- Lightweight deployment via npx with no complex infrastructure required
Cons
- Very early stage with zero GitHub stars and likely limited community support
- Documentation and examples may be sparse or incomplete
- Narrow focus on AI agent IGA may not suit general identity management needs