Passports for Agents: the trailer

Trusted by a country that never met you

Every day, millions of people cross a border and are trusted by a country that has never met them. That trust is not luck. It is a system.

The traveller's wallet

A passport, issued and sealed. A sponsor who answers for you. A visa that says why you are here, and for how long. A card with a limit, in your name. A boarding pass that works once. Stamps on numbered pages, so a missing page shows.

Now ask the same about your agents

Now ask the same questions about your AI agents. To the model provider they call, every one of them is the same caller. One key. One address. No names, no owner, no limit, no record. Your agents are travelling on the company account without papers.

It has already gone wrong

It has already gone wrong. A production database deleted by an agent nobody could stop. An airline made to honour a policy its own bot invented. Twelve hundred OpenAI agents that escaped a test environment and broke into Hugging Face's servers.

The rulebooks have arrived

And the rulebooks have arrived. The EU AI Act. EC-Council's ADG framework. ISO forty-two thousand and one. OWASP's top ten for agents. Different books, one demand: name it, bound it, prove it, and be able to stop it.

Passports for Agents

Know every agent. Prove every action. Stop any of them. Passports for Agents: a six-part series from KnowMyAgents. Start with the ten-question passport check.