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Identity
One agent, one name, one history
Every agent has an identity of its own rather than a shared key pasted into a prompt. Actions belong to the agent that took them, and that record survives restarts, redeploys and model changes.
Product
Give an agent a budget, not your credit card
Operity sits between the agents you run and the money they spend. You fund them, set what they are allowed to do, and see everything they did — without putting any of that control inside the agent itself.
Built for teams whose agents already act on their own
If an agent of yours calls paid services, buys data, or is heading toward paying other agents for work, the finance question arrives before you are ready for it. Operity is the answer to it.
How it works
How it works
Five steps, and after the first three you mostly stop thinking about it.
Create the agent
Register an agent and it gets an identity of its own — separate from your account, and separate from every other agent you run.
Fund it
Move credit to the agent. That balance is the ceiling on what it can ever cost you, and you can top it up or take it back at any time.
Set the limits
Decide how much it may spend at once, how much per day, and who it may pay. You set these; the agent cannot change them.
Let it work
The agent pays for what it uses as it goes. Anything outside the limits is refused before any money moves.
See everything
Every movement is recorded and exportable, so spend can be reviewed, attributed and explained after the fact.
What an agent gets
An identity, a balance, limits, and a record
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Balance
Real money, spent in real amounts
An agent holds a balance you fund and can watch. It pays for what it uses as it uses it, and when the balance runs out, it stops. No surprise invoice at the end of the month.
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Limits
Rules the agent cannot talk its way past
You decide how much an agent may spend, how often, and who it is allowed to pay. Those limits are enforced outside the model, so no instruction reaching the agent can widen them.
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Record
Every movement, accounted for
Every payment leaves a permanent entry you can inspect and export. When someone asks where the money went, the answer is a record rather than a reconstruction.
Where it is going
Work that gets paid when it is actually delivered
The reason to give agents money is so they can buy things — including work from other agents. That only functions if payment depends on the result. Operity is built so a price can be held while the work happens and released when what came back is what was agreed. Nobody is paid for a plausible-looking answer.
Launching soon
Built for the moment agents start spending real money
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Security
How spending stays inside the limits you set