Problem
Machine use is already here
Agents, assistants, and automation systems are already trying to call APIs, browse flows, and use public systems whether those systems were built for them or not.
Hosted gateway | capability management | agent access
Give agents a real interface to your system.
Agent Door is a hosted gateway product for organizations that want to expose APIs, tools, and machine-usable capabilities without forcing agents to scrape websites or guess at unsupported flows. It gives teams a managed entry point, declared capabilities, governed access, and a real product surface for machine interaction.
Agent Door is the product layer: a hosted gateway that turns the standards work into something organizations can actually deploy.
What It Is
A hosted gateway for organizations that want machine actors to use real interfaces, not workarounds.
Agent Door is the flagship product in this stack. It is for teams that already have APIs, tools, data, or workflows and want a cleaner way for agents and assistants to discover, authenticate to, and use them.
In practical terms, that means onboarding capability surfaces, publishing a machine entry point, applying access rules, and giving operators a product layer around machine interaction instead of leaving everything implicit.
Why It Exists
Most sites still have one public door. Machines are already using a second one.
Failure mode
Implicit interaction creates chaos
Scraping, guessing, undocumented auth, and brittle access patterns are a bad substitute for declared capability surfaces and real control points.
Response
Agent Door makes the second door explicit
Hosted access, declared capabilities, auth boundaries, and governed interaction turn the idea into something organizations can actually deploy and manage.
How It Works
From registered API or workflow to agent-usable gateway.
1
Register
Register APIs, tools, or workflows you want to make available through an explicit machine-facing entry point.
2
Publish
Publish a stable, discoverable door with capability metadata, routing, and machine-readable access rules.
3
Govern
Apply auth, policies, capability boundaries, and operator controls around how machine actors use the system.
4
Integrate
Use the standards and related layers where verification, proof, policy, or adjacent workflows need to be added.
Contact
For teams that want an actual agent gateway, not a vague AI integration story.
Agent Door exists for organizations that want agents to interact through real capability surfaces, governed access, and product-level controls. It is the product path for teams that do not want machine interaction to remain undocumented and brittle.