What is Agentic Fabriq?

Agentic Fabriq gives every AI agent a verifiable identity, enforces least-privilege access to the tools and data it can touch, and logs every action it takes. It sits between your identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace) and your agent runtime (LangChain, CrewAI, custom frameworks, MCP servers) so that agents inherit user-bound permissions and cannot exceed them.

Traditional identity platforms were built for humans and long-lived service accounts. They cannot model agents that act on behalf of users, chain actions across multiple tools, or pass context to other agents in multi-agent systems. Agentic Fabriq fills that gap with per-agent identity, fine-grained tool scopes, real-time policy enforcement, complete audit trails, and one-click revocation.

Enterprises use Agentic Fabriq to deploy internal copilots, customer-facing agents, and autonomous workflows without giving them broad standing access. Security teams get the visibility and control they expect from IAM. Engineering teams get a drop-in SDK and hosted broker that handles OAuth flows, token storage, scope checks, and revocation without rebuilding their stack.

Who is Agentic Fabriq for?

CISOs, IT teams, and engineering leaders at companies deploying AI agents in production — particularly those subject to SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, or other compliance regimes where every agent action must be attributable, authorized, and auditable.

How does it work?

Agents register with Fabriq and receive a scoped identity tied to the user who deploys them. When an agent calls a tool — sending a Slack message, querying a database, invoking an MCP server — Fabriq verifies the agent's identity, checks the action against the user's permissions and any policy guardrails, mints a short-lived token for the downstream system, and writes an audit record. Revoking access takes one call and propagates immediately.