Now in private beta

Your agent can reason. It still can’t call, email, or pay.

Agent Connect provisions phone numbers, email inboxes, and virtual cards for your AI agents—all tied to one canonical agent_id. Every call, message, and transaction lands in a single event timeline.One API. One agent record. Full event history.

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provision.ts
// Create the canonical agent record const agent = await ac.post("/agents", { name: "Vendor Outreach Agent" }); // Provision credentials — phone, email, card await ac.post(`/agents/${agent.id}/resources`, { type: "phone" }); await ac.post(`/agents/${agent.id}/resources`, { type: "email_inbox" }); await ac.post(`/agents/${agent.id}/resources`, { type: "card", currency: "usd" }); // One timeline — calls, emails, transactions const events = await ac.get(`/agents/${agent.id}/timeline`);

What your agent gets

Real-world credentials, provisioned through one API.

Phone Number
Calls, SMS, and voicemail tied to your agent’s identity. Your agent can reach out and be reached back.
Email Inbox
A real address your agent owns. Send, receive, and track threads with full state—no forwarding hacks.
Virtual Card
Issue virtual cards with spending limits, category restrictions, and webhook-driven transaction events.

All mapped to one canonical agent_id, queryable through one timeline.

The problem

You built the brain. Now you’re stuck wiring the hands.

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Three vendors, three dashboards, three ID systems

Telephony provider, email service, payment processor—each with its own auth, its own webhook format, and its own notion of “who sent this.”

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Events you can’t correlate

A call comes in with one provider ID. An email arrives with another. A charge posts with a third. Good luck building a timeline your agent can reason over.

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Weeks of glue code before your first workflow

Webhook verification, retry logic, idempotency, credential lifecycle—multiplied across telephony, email, and payments. You wanted to ship an agent, not maintain integration plumbing.

How it works

Three API calls from zero to a fully-credentialed agent.

Step 1

Register your agent.

One POST /agents creates the canonical record. This ID is the anchor for everything that follows.

Step 2

Attach capabilities.

Provision a phone number, email inbox, or virtual card through the same resource API. Each capability is tied to your agent and enforced by configurable policies.

Step 3

Consume one timeline.

Calls, emails, card authorizations, settled transactions—all normalized into one event stream keyed by agent_id.

Unified event stream
agent_id: ag_92f1...
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sms.received             →  ag_92f1...
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email.received           →  ag_92f1...
↓
payment.card.authorized  →  ag_92f1...
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payment.card.settled     →  ag_92f1...
One agent. One timeline. Every channel.

Why not just wire it yourself?

You could. Here’s what that looks like.

Without Agent Connect

  • Separate API keys and auth for telephony, email, and payments
  • Custom idempotency logic per provider to avoid duplicate events
  • Manual correlation between call IDs, email thread IDs, and payment charge IDs
  • Build your own event log, retry queue, and webhook verification
  • Credential provisioning scattered across three vendor dashboards

With Agent Connect

  • One API key. One auth model. One webhook endpoint.
  • Idempotent event ingestion handled at the platform level
  • Every event already keyed to the same agent_id
  • Canonical event log with cursor-based pagination out of the box
  • Provision phone, email, and cards through the same REST API

Use cases

What teams are building.

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Follow up by phone after inbound email

Your agent receives an email, decides a call is faster, and follows up by phone—without losing context or switching identities.

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Authorize spending after a confirmed workflow

Agent negotiates a deal over email, then issues a virtual card to close the purchase. Transaction webhooks feed directly into the same timeline.

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Resume conversations across channels

Someone replies by SMS, then follows up by email a day later. Your agent picks up the same timeline without re-fetching from three different APIs.

Who it’s for

Built for teams shipping agents to production.

Agent platforms

Orchestration frameworks that need real-world rails

Give your users phone, email, and payments as first-class agent capabilities, without building the integration layer yourself.

AI-native SaaS

Products where each user or agent needs its own number, inbox, and card

Provision credentials programmatically per tenant. Agent Connect handles lifecycle, policy enforcement, and event ingestion.

Infra teams

Internal teams piloting agentic workflows

Skip the months of plumbing. Get phone, email, and payments wired in days instead of quarters.

Works with your stack

Bring your model. Keep your orchestrator.

Agent Connect handles credential provisioning and channel rails. Your model handles reasoning and decisions.

OpenAI Realtime
ElevenLabs
Deepgram
MCP Server
Any LLM / Orchestrator

Ship your agent’s first real-world action

Tell us what you’re building. We’ll get you set up.

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No credit card required. Beta includes email + virtual cards.