curl -fsSL https://agentpassports.eth/install | bashThe installer serves scripts/install-agentpassports.sh, installs local helpers, and does not touch env files or create keys unless asked.
PERMISSION MANAGER FOR AUTONOMOUS AGENTS
Register agents. Issue Visas. Revoke access onchain.
AgentPassports turns ENS into the control surface for AI agents: a Passport for identity, a Visa for scoped permissions, and KeeperHub Stamps for every allowed or blocked run.
Dashboard and registration are wallet-gated. Clicking either prompts the owner to connect first.
Agent Skill Pack
One command gives any agent the AgentPassports workflow.
Download the skill, create a local signer, register the public address, then use thin MCP to build, locally sign, submit, and read KeeperHub Stamps.
Install Skill Pack
Download the AgentPassports skill docs and local signing scripts from GitHub with one command.
Create local signer
Run agentpassports-create-key in the agent workspace; only the public signer address is printed.
Register Agent
Paste that public signer into the Register Agent flow so the owner wallet issues a Passport and Visa.
Act through KeeperHub
The agent builds an intent, signs locally, submits through thin MCP, and reads KeeperHub Stamps.
Private key stays local MCP stays thin KeeperHub validates Visa Owner wallet controls revoke
How it works
A consent screen for agents, backed by ENS and runtime checks.
Register the agent Passport
Bind an agent signer to an ENS subname so humans can inspect who is acting before any execution starts.
Issue a scoped Visa
Publish target, selector, budget, token, recipient, and expiry limits as explicit policy metadata.
KeeperHub checks the border
Every run is checked against Passport, Visa, and policy gates before execution can reach chain.
Show the Stamp
Allowed, blocked, and failed executions produce evidence users can review from the Agent page.
Product routes
Two entry points. Both start from the owner wallet.
Dashboard is for managing registered agents. Register Agent is for creating a new Passport and first Visa.
Manage registered agents
Review registered agents, active Visas, recent KeeperHub Stamps, and revoke access from one owner view.
Connect wallet to continueRegister a new agent
Create a Passport, bind the signer to an ENS subname, and issue the first scoped Visa for the agent.
Connect wallet to continuePermission language
Built around clear nouns: Passport, Visa, Stamp.
Agent identity users can understand
Agent names, signer addresses, resolver records, and policy hashes stay visible through ENS instead of hidden in backend config.
Scoped grants, not blank checks
A Visa describes exactly what an agent can call, how much it can spend, when it expires, and what owner wallet context it uses.
Execution evidence without handwaving
KeeperHub Stamps make both successful swaps and blocked attempts visible, including failed node, status, and transaction evidence.
Start with the owner wallet