Secure authority delegation for AI agents

Let AI work across your stack without giving it your credentials.

AgentHiFive gives AI agents scoped, audited, policy-governed access to the tools your team already uses: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Notion, Trello, Telegram, and more.

Workspace owners stay in control with approvals, revocation, endpoint policies, and a full audit trail. Agents get the access they need. They never get your raw provider secrets.

No raw provider tokens in the agent

Connections stay in a controlled vault and requests flow through a policy layer.

Approvals for sensitive actions

High-risk operations can require explicit human approval before execution.

Every action leaves an audit trail

Review what happened, who requested it, which policy allowed it, and what the outcome was.

How it works

Designed for real agent workflows, not blind API passthrough.

AgentHiFive sits between your agents and your external systems. The result is simple: agents can act, but only inside the boundaries your workspace defines.

01

Connect your systems

Bring in Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, collaboration tools, messaging channels, and model providers through standard auth flows.

02

Attach policies to agents

Decide which endpoints, methods, scopes, and models are allowed. Add approvals for high-risk actions and revoke access instantly when needed.

03

Let agents request authority

Agents authenticate with signed identity and request work through the Vault API rather than receiving reusable credentials.

04

Review every outcome

Every approved, denied, or replayed action is logged with the agent identity, target provider, policy context, and execution result.

Security rails

Built so security teams can say yes without giving up control.

The point is not only to connect tools. The point is to connect them in a way that survives audits, production incidents, and the first time an agent tries to do something you did not expect.

Encrypted credential vault

Provider tokens stay encrypted at rest and out of the agent runtime. Agents work through a brokered execution surface instead of raw key access.

Granular policy engine

Use method and path allowlists, rate limits, workspace isolation, approval checkpoints, and deny-by-default policy posture.

Safe replay after approval

When step-up approval is required, AgentHiFive replays the approved request instead of forcing operators to rebuild it manually.

Instant revocation

Disconnect a provider or revoke agent access and the usable authority disappears immediately, without waiting for long-lived credentials to expire.

Outbound request hardening

Requests are normalized, validated, and constrained before they leave the broker, reducing the risk of SSRF-style surprises and policy drift.

Auditability by default

Keep a durable record of who requested what, which policy matched, whether approval was required, and what the external system returned.

Integrations

Start with the systems your agents already need.

The current surface is built around the tools teams actually use for communication, files, planning, and model execution. More connectors and action templates continue to expand from there.

Google Workspace

Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, and Sheets for inbox, scheduling, search, and document workflows.

Gmail Drive Calendar Docs Sheets

Microsoft 365

Bring agent workflows into Outlook, OneDrive, Teams, and broader Office environments with the same control model.

Outlook Mail Outlook Calendar OneDrive Teams

Collaboration stack

Coordinate across chat, notes, task boards, and ticketing systems while keeping actions tied to explicit policy and approval rules.

Slack Telegram Notion Trello Jira

AI platforms

Use AgentHiFive as a control layer around model providers and agent platforms that need governed access to tools and data.

OpenAI Anthropic Gemini OpenRouter
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