Use case
A badge for every agent.
Agents should not share a password or run with the keys to everything. Trinitite gives each agent its own badge that says what it can touch and expires when the job is done, so a leaked key is worthless.
Without a Guard
What goes wrong on its own.
Left alone, AI does not just say the wrong thing. It does the wrong thing, at the worst possible time.
Agents often run with broad, shared credentials that never expire.
A single stolen key can unlock far more than it should.
Nobody can say for sure which agent did what.
The save
Watch the Guard make the catch.
A risky move comes in. The Guard catches it before it runs, then writes down what it did and why. That is the whole job, in one picture.
How Trinitite helps
Put a Guard on it.
One badge per agent
Each agent gets its own identity, scoped to exactly what it needs, nothing more.
Short-lived by default
Badges expire the moment the task is done, so a stolen one is useless minutes later.
Clear accountability
Every action ties back to a specific agent, so "who did this?" always has an answer.
The payoff
Let AI act. Keep the wheel.
What powers this
The pieces you would use.
Turn on what you need. They tell one story and get stronger together.
Questions
Straight answers.
Does this work with my cloud identity system?
Yes. Agent badges can be tied into the identity providers you already use in AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
What happens if a badge leaks?
Because badges are narrow and expire fast, a leaked one can do little and stops working almost immediately.
Ready when you are
Let's put a Guard on your AI.
Bring the workflow that worries you most. We will show you the risky move getting caught before it runs.