AuthPI

AI agents as first-class identities — secret verifiers, scoped five-minute OAuth tokens, org membership, and a full audit trail.

AuthPI supports identity management for users, organizations, and machines, including issuers, logins, machine credentials, and event-driven webhooks.

How to consume AuthPI's documentation and integrate AuthPI programmatically — markdown mirrors, llms.txt, machine-readable specs, and a compact integration recipe.

AuthPI allows AI assistants to interact with its platform, enabling inspection of issuers, clients, organizations, users, and agents, as well as application creation and identity updates via MCP.

Create an AI agent identity in AuthPI, issue it a secret, authenticate with client_credentials, validate agent tokens, and manage its lifecycle.

Task-oriented instructions: webhooks, metadata, organization management, and more.

The page outlines how to report a security vulnerability to AuthPI, including scope, protections for reporters, and the process.

No tiers, no upgrade gates. Pay a flat platform fee plus metered identity activity and infrastructure capacity, with published rates, worked examples, and no surprises.

How AuthPI's activity-based pricing model works. Metered identity operations, infrastructure capacity, the platform fee, and the trial.

AuthPI is an identity platform built by developers, for developers. Security should be accessible, not a premium feature.

AuthPI provides an identity and security platform for securing and scaling APIs, apps, and other products.

Authentication for B2B SaaS, developer platforms, and AI products. Manage customer organizations, sign-in, and scoped agent credentials in one identity model.

AuthPI's privacy policy, terms of service, and data processing agreement.

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