AI agents are evolving and becoming increasingly autonomous. We can delegate intelligence to make decisions, but trust determines whether an agent can act. I built Pryxor so agents never hold credentials—they only propose actions. Why? Zero-Trust Security: Giving AI agents direct access to secrets, API keys, or database credentials creates massive security vulnerabilities. Prompt injections or unexpected tool executions shouldn't lead to compromised infrastructure. Separation of Intent and Execution: Intelligence should recommend what to do; security boundaries should control what actually happens. Pryxor sits between the agent's reasoning engine and your execution layer. Human/Policy-in-the-Loop: Actions proposed by agents are validated against custom compliance rules or approval workflows before execution. You get maximum automation with deterministic safeguards. Auditability & Control: Every proposed action, payload, and decision is logged and traceable. If an agent hallucinates a destructive API call, Pryxor blocks it before it reaches production. Key Features Stateless Credential Handling: Agents draft standard payloads; Pryxor injects authorized tokens at execution time. Policy Engine: Define granular rules on what endpoints, parameters, and scope agents can request. Pryxor is at its early-stage phase and can only be deployed for Single-node uses. We will evolve to an opencore strategy with entreprise features but the core is totally open-source.

Pryxor

Empower AI agents with intelligence, no credential exposure.

Empower AI agents with intelligence, no credential exposure.