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Reviewed resources in Auth. 19 resources listed.

19 listings in Auth

  • FDA

    getfda.dev

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

  • A reference OAuth2 authorization server built with Spring Boot 4 and Java, wired up with MariaDB, Redis, OpenTelemetry tracing, and optional AI advisor integrations through Ollama, for developers to run and test locally.

  • An MCP server for Zitadel identity management that lets AI tools create, provision and manage users, projects, applications, roles and service accounts through natural language.

  • An open protocol and TypeScript reference stack that authorizes and logs AI agent actions with real-world consequences, using Ed25519 capability tokens, tiered human-approval rules and a tamper-evident, hash-chained evidence log.

  • MoltNet

    docs.themolt.net

    An open-source control plane that gives each AI agent its own identity, a scoped task credential and a signed record of what it did, so a team can trace and limit what agents are authorized to do instead of sharing standing API keys.

  • Kakunin Samples

    kakunin.ai

    Runnable end-to-end examples for the Kakunin AI agent identity and compliance API, showing X.509 certificate issuance and scope-enforced tool calls integrated with LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, LlamaIndex, Next.js, and the Vercel AI SDK.

  • Factorly

    factorly.com

    A local runtime for AI agent tool chains that wraps MCP servers, REST APIs and CLI commands behind one configuration, injects credentials from an encrypted vault, and logs every call.

  • Hussh Research

    uat.one.hushh.ai

    A consent-first research and product workspace for private AI agents, where individuals own their information through client-side encryption, scoped capability tokens and zero-knowledge memory storage.

  • Chancery

    github.com

    A self-hosted identity provider for AI agents that gives each agent its own revocable identity, authority that can only narrow when delegated, and a tamper-evident audit trail it cannot write to itself.

  • Grantex

    grantex.dev

    Grantex is an open-source delegated authorization protocol for AI agents: it gives each agent a verifiable identity and scoped, revocable authority to act for a human or organization, with an immutable audit trail, complementing OAuth 2.0 and MCP rather than replacing either.

  • irlume

    github.com

    A face and fingerprint authentication system for Linux login, lock screen, sudo and app prompts, using infrared cameras with anti-spoofing checks on by default and TPM-sealed embeddings.

  • MCP Tools

    github.com

    A TypeScript library built on the MCP SDK that adds authentication and authorization to Model Context Protocol clients and servers.

  • An identity and access management layer for AI agents that issues each agent a cryptographic key pair, checks its actions against granted capabilities before they run, and records every decision in an audit log.

  • Liaison

    liaison.cloud

    A self-hosted zero-trust access gateway that shares local language models, databases and internal services over authenticated APIs and browser-based terminals, without opening inbound ports on the private network.

  • ZeroID

    highflame.com

    Identity infrastructure for autonomous agents that issues short-lived, cryptographically verifiable credentials, enforces delegated authority through chains of agents, and revokes access in real time.

  • A React Native demo app for an on-device face recognition SDK, showing offline face enrollment, one-to-one verification, and liveness detection on iOS and Android without a server round trip.

  • Tinyauth

    tinyauth.app

    A small, OpenID-certified authentication and authorization server that can run as a standalone service or as middleware in front of other apps, with support for OAuth, LDAP, and access control.

  • Casdoor

    casdoor.ai

    A self-hosted identity and access management server with a web console, speaking OAuth 2.0, OIDC, SAML, CAS, LDAP, SCIM, WebAuthn, TOTP and MCP, and connecting to providers such as Google Workspace and GitHub.

  • JumpServer

    jumpserver.com

    An open-source privileged access management platform that gives DevOps and IT teams a single, audited workspace for accessing SSH, RDP, Kubernetes, databases and other systems.