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FDA

A tool that gives AI agents temporary, auditable access to a machine, replacing standing SSH keys with session-scoped permissions and full audit logs.

FDA

FDA gives AI agents temporary, auditable access to a machine instead of standing SSH access. An agent requests access, works within permissions scoped to that session, and the session is logged; access disappears automatically once the session ends rather than persisting afterward.

It is designed for autonomous agents rather than humans, so a team can let an agent check logs or fix an issue on a target machine on demand, with a record of what it did, instead of leaving a permanent SSH key in place.

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