Built for Autonomy.

We provide the missing identity layer for AI agents. Dive into how we handle permissions, cryptography, and audibility.

Granular Permissions

Stop granting `*` permissions to your agents. Nayker uses an explicit, YAML-based policy engine to define exactly what endpoints, methods, and resources an agent can touch.

✓ Time-bound access
✓ Resource-level scoping
✓ Environment isolation

policy.yaml

version: "v2.1"
agent:
  id: agt_8f92j10
  environment: production
scopes:
  - resource: api.stripe.com/v1/invoices
    methods: ["GET", "POST"]
    max_requests_per_hour: 50
  - resource: github.com/org/repo/*
    methods: ["GET"]
require_human_approval:
  - action: POST /v1/invoices
    timeout: 2h

Zero-Trust Cryptography

Bearer tokens get leaked. Nayker secures the agent control plane using strict Mutual TLS (mTLS). Both the client (agent) and server (Nayker) cryptographically verify each other before any vault data is exchanged.

Agent Node

1. Request Connection

Nayker Gateway

Agent Node

2. Present Server Cert←

Nayker Gateway

Agent Node

→3. Present Client Cert

Nayker Gateway

Agent Node

4. Secure mTLS Tunnel Established

Nayker Gateway

Append-Only Audit Logs

When an agent acts autonomously, you need an undeniable record of truth. Nayker logs every proxy request, token exchange, and human approval in a cryptographically verifiable, append-only database.

View Audit API Docs →

# Live tail: production-agent-cluster-1

09:42:11Z[INFO]req_9A8FAgent `agt_8f92j10` requested token for `github.com`

09:42:11Z[AUTH]req_9A8FEvaluating scope against policy `v2.1`

09:42:12Z[DENY]req_9A8FPolicy violation:Method DELETE not in allowed list [GET, POST]

09:42:12Z[INFO]req_9A8FTerminating connection. Signature recorded.