Every agent, accounted for.
nxtlinq is the execution security layer for agentic AI—ensuring every action is traceable to a verified human identity, limited to authorized tasks, time-bound, and backed by verifiable tamper-evident proof.
A person on every line
Every call once passed through an operator. Agents now connect themselves, thousands of times a day. nxtlinq puts a person back behind every link.
Thousands of identities
One prompt can fan out into thousands of identities. A mid-sized enterprise running 100 agents creates a landscape no traditional IAM was built to track.
ephemeral runtime identities a day. They exist for seconds and are invisible to traditional monitoring.
tool connectors, each a service identity that needs a scope.
persistent agent identities from one deployment.
One platform, four products
Identity below, intelligence across, the interface above, and signing for every agent you ship.
- nxtIDSecurity & governanceTies every agent action to a verified person, with scoped, time-bound tokens.
- nxtNLPIntelligence & understandingReads every agent interaction for intent, sentiment, friction and risk.
- nxtGPTInteraction & dataRuns every query across several LLMs, learns the best route and logs it all.
- AttestAgent signing & verificationOpen-source signing and verification for AI agents, from laptop to CI.
payments.refund: blocked, out of scope, and recorded.
The ASTP framework
Attributable
First it is tied to a person. The agent's token (AIT) carries the human delegation (HIT) it was issued under.
Scoped
Then it is held to one task. Scope is checked before execution. Anything outside the delegation stops here.
Time-bound
Then its time runs out. The credential exists for this task only and expires when it ends.
Provable
Last, it is proven. The decision is hash-anchored to the ledger and can be replayed for audit.
One action, traced
From the analyst who delegated it, through the agent and each tool call, to the record on the ledger. A blocked refund included.
What nxtID enforces
Switch a line on to read how it works. nxtID sits between your IAM and your agents; it adds to the tools you have rather than replacing them.
Tie every agent to a human.
Human Identity Token linkage keeps the full delegation chain, from person to agent to tool call.
Hold each agent to its task.
Expire credentials when work ends.
Micro-runtime TTLs at sub-second scale. No persistent credentials left behind.
Keep proof no one can rewrite.
Run it inside your own walls.
Built for regulated work
Healthcare, financial services and government teams can deploy agents with audit trails their reviewers accept.
SOC 2 Type 2
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