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Link an agent once. It still asks every time.

A company registers the agent. You link it. It gets a handle, never your name. It asks. You answer, signed. Cut the link and it’s gone.

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Link an agent in one scan.

Point your phone at the agent’s link card and confirm with your passkey. The agent is paired — live — and holds a handle to you. Never a password, never a key, never your name.

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Linking with BotShield — scan to link an agent

Registered by a company. Linked by you.

Registered, then linked

A company registers its agent with BotShield and gets a key. Nothing reaches you yet. You link it, and only then does it 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 and you linked to yourself with one tap. Registered means it holds a key BotShield issued. Linked means you paired it, and 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 linked 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. Cutting one leaves the rest standing. A cut agent has no way back: it is linked again by you, or not at all.

Nothing reaches you uninvited.

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

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