Inferova

Inferova provides an access layer for autonomous software agents, enabling them to programmatically discover, sign up for, authenticate into, and pay for other software services without human involvement. The platform centers on three primitives: an Agent Passport for signed identity and authorization, autonomous onboarding with domain verification, and scoped payment instruments like virtual cards with spending caps. Developers can access these capabilities through Inferova's API to build agent-based systems.

The service is designed for developers building agent-based systems who need their autonomous agents to interact with third-party software services independently. It allows agents to execute tasks like signing up for weather data APIs or provisioning scoped keys entirely through code, removing the need for manual human intervention in the process.

Developers can get started by reading the API documentation and accessing the developer portal on inferova.site. The platform exposes capabilities through a RESTful API, allowing users to explore the registry and integrate services like the MCP gateway directly into their agent runtime environments.

Inferova differentiates itself by creating a dedicated trust root specifically for machine-to-machine interactions, rather than relying on standard human-centric login screens. The company believes the tool interface is solved and focuses on building an access layer where agents can discover, provision, meter spend, and prove actions programmatically.

The platform includes a Capability Registry where agents can query specific actions, such as 'send_email', and receive the exact endpoint and signup recipe required. This registry lists verified services like mailer-one.example and mailer-two.example, providing a structured way for agents to find and authenticate with available tools.

The Agent Passport is a signed, machine-readable identity that specifies the principal, scope (e.g., data.read), and spending limits (e.g., $50/mo). It is principal-bound and revocable, ensuring that every agent has a clear, auditable record of who it acts for and what it may do.

Autonomous onboarding allows an agent to create an account, verify a domain, and accept terms of service under delegated authority via a service's machine-readable manifest. This process executes in seconds, as shown in the illustrative logs where account creation and domain verification complete within milliseconds.

Scoped payments utilize virtual cards with per-merchant locks and kill switches to control spending. For example, a card can be issued with a limit of $50 per month and a per-transaction cap, allowing the system to approve or reject transactions instantly based on predefined rules.

The MCP gateway enables agents already speaking the Model Context Protocol to discover and access services seamlessly. It provides a live tools list that returns agent-ready authentication methods, such as passport act_v1, facilitating integration with existing agent frameworks.

The entire process from agent discovery to transaction logging happens in a single layer between the agent and the required services. This architecture turns a simple 'agent found a tool' event into a fully authenticated, authorized, and transacting relationship with full control retained by the developer.

The platform supports a variety of integrations including weather data APIs, email senders, and various MCP tools. Developers can query the registry to find verified services and manifest specifications that outline the exact requirements for signing up and authenticating.

The platform provides a full ledger and instant kill switch for payments, ensuring that every action is logged and revocable. This level of control allows developers to monitor agent activity and terminate access immediately if necessary, maintaining security and cost control.

The official website of Inferova is inferova.site.

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