Agent proposes
A tool call or API request identifies the actor, action, resource, and context.

— Authorization infrastructure for AI agents
Agents can use tools, access data, and initiate real operations. AXIS evaluates the authority behind each sensitive action, enforces the decision at execution, and records what happened.
— The problem
Authentication gets an agent into a system. It does not answer whether a particular action is within its authority, whether that authority still holds, or who is accountable for the result.
— The AXIS loop
Connect applications and tools to AXIS so sensitive operations have a decision, an enforcement point, and a record.
Incoming action
A tool call or API request identifies the actor, action, resource, and context.
Authority, policy, delegation, and revocation inform allow, deny, or review.
The integration blocks a denied action and checks critical conditions at execution.
Decision artifacts and execution receipts support investigation and audit.
— Capabilities
AXIS focuses on the controls that matter when autonomous systems move from planning to doing.
Evaluate a requested action against actor identity, authority, policy, and context.
Represent the scope and conditions of authority passed to an agent.
Invalidate authority and account for changed state before the next sensitive action.
Check that critical conditions still hold when an approved operation actually executes.
Route actions through the response appropriate to policy and operational risk.
Connect decisions with execution results for accountability and investigation.
— In your execution path
AXIS is designed to sit at the point where an agent reaches a tool, API, resource, or service. Your models and frameworks continue doing their work; AXIS governs the sensitive action boundary.
— Integration surfaces
Choose the enforcement point that fits your application. AXIS can be integrated through SDKs and gateways for agent and service workflows.
Integration design depends on the actor identity, authority source, and enforcement point available in your system.

— Open standard
The Agent Authorization Protocol (AAP), published through the Agent Governance Foundation (AGF), defines open concepts for agent authority, delegation, revocation, and evidence. AXIS is the INTREXA product that implements and operationalizes AAP.
Explore the open standard ↗— Take the next step
Explore how AXIS fits into an agent workflow and where its enforcement point belongs.