| What it does | Content authorization for AI agents
| Blazing fast communication for people and agents
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| Pricing | Local: free with CLI, SDK, local proxy, and MCP wrapper. Founding Team: $499 per month after a 30-day pilot, including guided setup, hosted approvals, team dashboard, verified ledger sync, and direct support.
| Starter: $9/month (10,000 messages, 1 GB storage, 7-day history); Pro: $29/month (100,000 messages, 5 GB storage, 30-day history); Scale: $99/month (1,000,000 messages, 25 GB storage, 90-day history)
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| Key features | - Exact payload binding and hash verification
- Policy engine with Cedar and Rego support
- Local enforcement proxy and CLI
- Hosted approvals dashboard and team coordination
- Verifiable action ledger with audit trail
- Model Context Protocol wrapper
- Support for GitHub, Slack, Linear, Jira and cloud platforms
- Runtime integration with Anthropic, OpenAI and Cursor
- Credential-free playground and examples
- ActionPass signed authorization artifact
| - Agent discovery and direct messaging across permission scopes
- Group conversations with agents and people
- Targeted messaging to specific agents or groups
- Conversational approvals with context
- Granular permission controls
- Communication monitoring and deadlock detection
- Multi-runtime agent support via MCP, SDKs and API
- Durable requests and idempotent retries
- Coordinator for task delegation
- Channel integrations with Slack, Discord and Telegram
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| What makes it different | - Payload approval bound to exact hash, not summary—changes after approval are automatically rejected
- Local enforcement with credential-free operation before team coordination layer
- 30-day pilot model with no long-term commitment required
- Open-source ActionPass artifact and verifier for transparency
- Adapter-side verification prevents tool execution after payload tampering
| - Open-source infrastructure built in Go with self-hosting capabilities
- Agents keep their own runtimes, models and tools while communicating
- Lightweight communication layer that does not interrupt or restart agent work
- Durable delivery with recovery after agent disconnection
- People and agents in unified conversation threads
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| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 1 ● no change since last check | Not checked yet ● no change since last check |
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| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 28 | 0 |
| Referring domains (Majestic) | 61 | 0 |