Your agents should keep working while you sleep, not stop to ask for API keys.
Outloop lets AI agents request approved access across client workspaces without exposing raw secrets, storing keys in project folders, or pulling a human back into the runtime loop.
For AI operators running agents across client workspaces, from a laptop, dedicated Mac, or remote workstation.
Free local start · No secrets sent to Outloop cloud
Built inside an agency running real multi-client AI workflows, because our own agents kept hitting this wall first.
Works above your existing secure vault
Agents
keep working.
Humans
stop pasting keys.
Secrets
stay local.
Tenants
stay separated.
Approved access runs through the router. Raw secrets never enter chat, project files, or the agent context.
"Requesting approved access to service_api_access"
"ALLOW: policy matched"
"Broker completed the API action safely. Redacted result returned."
plaintext credential file
No credentials leave secure storage. The agent performs task handoffs with pre-redacted execution values.
Act without asking is on. Agents run safely without manual API-key handoffs.
So why are you still feeding it API keys?
If you run agents across many clients, the same failure repeats:
Your agent needs access — but the connector is missing, limited, or tied to the wrong client.
It asks for a key. A human pastes it in by hand and moves on.
That key leaks into chat, logs, .env, or the wrong client's folder.
That is not automation. That is you babysitting agent credentials.
Outloop removes that loop entirely.
Agent → "Paste the API key for this client."
You → "Hold on, which client was this again?"
The key ends up in chat, .env, or the wrong client's folder.
You're the operator. Every agent waits on you.
Agent → "Requesting approved access for this client."
Outloop → "Approved for this tenant. Running locally."
Outloop makes the call locally and returns a redacted result — the raw key is never exposed.
The agent keeps moving. No keys, no babysitting.
The same flow runs on every client workspace — the agent asks, policy decides, the call stays local.
Outloop routes approved access through policy, so agents can keep working without raw API keys in chat, project files, or agent context.
| Old way | What breaks | Outloop |
|---|---|---|
| Paste API keys into chat | Secrets enter the agent context | ✓ Agent requests approved access only |
| Store keys in .env | Secrets spread across projects and logs | ✓ Policy references only. No raw keys in project files. |
| Use one shared account | High wrong-client risk | ✓ Tenant-aware routing checks every request |
| Query vault directly | The secret can reach the agent process | ✓ Broker performs the action and returns a redacted result |
Paste API keys into chat
Secrets enter the agent context
✓ Agent requests approved access only
Store keys in .env
Secrets spread across projects and logs
✓ Policy references only. No raw keys in project files.
Use one shared account
High wrong-client risk
✓ Tenant-aware routing checks every request
Query vault directly
The secret can reach the agent process
✓ Broker performs the action and returns a redacted result
Understanding the clear boundaries between runtime policy layers, local storage secrets, and existing connectivity standards.
Vaults store secrets. Outloop controls how agents use those secrets at runtime.
Keep your secrets in 1Password, Keychain, Infisical, Doppler, or your preferred backend. Outloop sits directly above them as the policy, routing, and audit layer.
Model Context Protocol is useful when the connector exists, the account structure is simple, and the permission model fits out-of-the-box.
But real agency setups are messier. You have multiple clients, diverse directories, raw APIs, local scripts, and shared agency credentials. We handle that messy middle.
A small internal proxy might work for a single, static workflow.
But as soon as you need tenant boundaries, clean error state propagation, safe failures, masking redactions, audit logs, and onboarding flows, that is the product.
How Outloop intercepts, validates, and records runtime interactions transparently.
The agent requests access to an alias or workflow.
It never asks for raw API keys.
The policy router checks project, tenant context, allowed endpoints, and runtime mode.
If denied, the backend secret stays untouched.
On approval, the local broker pulls the credential from your vault and runs the call with ephemeral access.
No persistent credentials exposed locally.
The agent gets the outcome it needs — secrets are stripped from the response.
Raw values never re-enter agent context.
Every transaction logs the decision reason, tenant, service request, and runtime mode.
One audit trail across every client.
Outloop is priced around client workspaces and connected services, not raw API keys.
Outloop is currently in private beta. Choose the plan that fits your workflow, and we'll help you validate your first local agent access flow before billing is activated. No payment required during beta setup.
For testing Outloop on a small local setup.
For solo operators and small dev shops running real agent workflows.
For AI agencies managing agents across multiple client accounts.
Need more than 50 client workspaces, self-hosting, or advanced controls? Contact us.
Secrets always stay local.
Plans are metered by client workspaces and connected services. Outloop cloud never receives raw API keys, tokens, .env contents, Authorization headers, or secret-bearing files.
Start free for a small local setup. Upgrade when Outloop becomes part of your real multi-client agent operations.
You need more than 2 client workspaces
You need more than 3 connected services
You want team/operator access
You need longer audit history
You want tenant/service inventory across the agency
You want wrong-tenant access reporting
You want priority support
Outloop is currently onboarding early agency users manually so we can make sure the local setup, project connection, and first agent workflow are clean. Pick your plan, tell us where your agents run, and we'll help you validate one real agent access flow.
✓ No payment required for the first beta setup. We never ask you to paste secrets into this form.
In the walkthrough:
No payment required during beta setup · Secrets stay local · We never ask you to paste secrets into this form.
We'll follow up via your email () to help you set up your first local agent access flow. No payment required during beta setup.
TENANT_MISMATCH, SERVICE_NOT_GRANTED, PROJECT_NOT_REGISTERED, BACKEND_LOCKED, and RAW_SECRET_BLOCKED. This completely avoids the agent looping back to ask a human to paste a key.
Give agents approved runtime access across client projects without exposing raw secrets, storing keys in project folders, or risking wrong-client access.
For AI automation agencies and dev shops managing 5 to 100 client workspaces.