CirtusAI

Give your AI a wallet, an identity, and guardrails—and let it handle real work. In practice, you start by provisioning an agent with a unique, ledger-verifiable profile (DID available) and a dedicated spending vault that’s cryptographically separated from user funds. Set basic policies up front: daily and per-transaction caps, approved counterparties, and allowed domains. With that in place, the agent can sign requests, pay for services, and prove who it is without leaking your credentials. Every action leaves a tamper-evident record, so you can audit behavior, roll back where supported, and evolve permissions as the agent earns trust.

Integrate the agent where it actually matters—inside your workflows. Install the SDK in Python or JavaScript, or call the REST endpoints if you prefer. Create the agent, mint its identity, and issue it scoped roles: reader for data sources, spender for specific budgets, committer for selected repos. Connect third-party APIs through the agent’s vault rather than storing tokens in your app. Define event hooks (e.g., new invoice detected, pull request opened, ad campaign depleted) and attach automations: verify, approve, then execute payment or publish. Use the agent’s private inbox to exchange encrypted messages, deliver tasks, and receive signed attestations from partners.

Operate with confidence from a single console. Watch balances, approvals, and messages stream in real time. Pause an agent, freeze funds, rotate keys, or raise limits after review. Run in a sandbox first: simulate payments, policy checks, and external calls before enabling live execution. Subscribe to alerts for spend thresholds, anomalous destinations, or unusual timing. Export logs to your SIEM, push metrics to your observability stack, and enforce least privilege with granular roles. When incidents happen, snapshot the state, revoke credentials, and replay the trail to pinpoint the root cause.

Turn performance into access. As agents complete tasks, they accumulate signed proofs of good behavior—timely payments, accurate deliveries, successful merges—which can be shared to unlock higher caps, new integrations, or premium partners. Gate sensitive actions behind specific credentials, like “no chargebacks in 90 days” or “two-person review for large transfers.” Run teams of agents: procurement negotiates terms, finance releases funds, and compliance signs off—all recorded and verifiable. Typical patterns include a purchasing bot that collects quotes and pays under preset ceilings, a content assistant that buys licensed assets and posts on schedule, a repo maintainer that opens PRs and settles CI costs, and a treasury helper that executes small, rate-limited swaps while escalating big moves to a human approver. With identity, money, and policy in one place, your agents can act on the open web without exposing your keys or your users.