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Link the company once. Every agent still asks.

A company registers its agents with BotShield. You link with BotShield, and the company is added to your linked accounts — its agents sit inside it. Each gets a handle, never your name. Every one still asks before it acts.

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Link with BotShield

One tap, and you stop proving you’re real.

You are already signed in to the company — that is why there is nothing to log into. It shows Link with BotShield, you tap, your passkey answers, and the company joins your linked accounts. No form, no document, no account to make. On a computer it is a scan, because the passkey happens on your phone.

No more proving it.

A linked company already has its fact: a live human is behind this account. It has no reason to ask you for a document, a selfie, or a puzzle again.

Nothing about you travels.

The company gets a handle made for it alone, joinable to no other. Never your name, your email, your face, or what else you have linked.

Yours to end.

Unlink from the app any time, and a changed sign-in ends it too. Only you see your directory. Free, for people, always.

Everything that can reach you, on one screen.

Every company you have linked, and every agent it runs, in one place. Nothing here got in on its own — you linked the company, you added each agent. The list is short because you made it.

A linked company showing one agent ready with Remove, and two available to add
Add what you want. Remove it any time.Agents sit inside the company that registered them — add one, remove one, and the rest stand. Every agent you add still asks before it acts.
The company menu open, showing gate history and Unlink
End the whole link in one move.Unlink the company and nothing from it can ask you to prove a person again. Cut an agent and it loses its handle for good — linked again by you, or not at all.

Illustrative · mock company

Recent gates

See every place that asked if you’re real.

Every company that asked whether a person was there, and when. Nobody writes to this but you.

Recent gates — four companies that checked, each with when and what it asked

A check you don’t recognise is the only warning you need.

Illustrative · mock companies

Registered by a company. Linked by you.

Registered, then linked

A company registers its agents with BotShield and gets a key. Nothing reaches you yet. You link the company, then add the agents you want — and only then does one hold a handle to you. Both records exist before the first ask; either one revoked ends it. Both checkable by every side.

A handle, not you

One handle per agent, the way a passkey is one per site — joinable to no other. A service learns that a person answers for the agent, never who. Every ask lands in your Agents Ask inbox, and your yes or no goes back signed.

Human in the loop

Trusted Agents FAQ

What is a Trusted Agent?
An agent a company registered with BotShield, running under a company you linked, that you added to yourself. Registered means it holds a key BotShield issued. Added means it holds a handle to you. It is a Trusted Agent only while both are true.
Trusted by whom? Does BotShield vet the agent?
By every side, because BotShield sits between them and belongs to none. You trust that only agents you added can reach you. The company trusts that a person is behind its agent. Whoever the agent acts on trusts the signed yes. BotShield vets nothing about the agent itself; it notarizes the link and the answers, and holds none of the identity.
Can a Trusted Agent act without me?
Not on the acts it has to ask about. The tools an agent holds can bind, propose, check and cancel; none of them can say yes. Your answer comes from your device, and a signed Proof of Resolution goes back before anything executes.
What does the agent, or the service behind it, learn about me?
A handle. One per agent, the way a passkey is one per site, derived so no two can be joined — carrying no name, no email, no device. A service learns that a person answers for this agent. Nothing about you travels.
Can I cut a Trusted Agent?
Any time, per agent, from your BotShield app — Remove, and it is gone. Removing one leaves the rest standing. There is no way back in: you add it again, or it never reaches you.

Nothing reaches you uninvited.

Your Trusted Agents are the only agents with a handle to you. Registering is the company’s step. Linking it, and choosing its agents, is yours. Free for people.

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