Agent runtime access · For multi-client teams
Let AI workers act in the right client systems.
Outloop checks the workspace and approved action before access is used—so the worker can do the job without receiving the raw credential.
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- Workspace-scoped access
- Credentials outside agent context
- Redacted audit
One request. The right client.
Agent runtime access is the check at the moment of execution: which workspace, which system and which action is approved?
- 01 · Worker asksAn action, not a raw key.
- 02 · Outloop checksWorkspace, service and approved resource.
- 03 · System actsApproved access is used host-side.
- 04 · Result returnsA redacted result and audit record.
Conceptual flow. Provider support and the workspace's configured policy determine what may run.
See the work
One request. The right client. Clear boundaries.
See workspace-scoped access, approved actions and recorded denials in Outloop—then verify the result.
The opening is an architecture illustration. Dashboard views and recorded denials are labeled in the video; API evidence is redacted. Shown campaign execution stays PAUSED.
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A useful answer still needs approved access before it can become work. The request lands in one client workspace. The workspace knows which services and which resources are approved for that client, and the rules the worker has to follow. Outloop uses that approved access on the worker's behalf and returns the result, without returning the raw credential. Every call is recorded. A request outside the approved scope stops at the boundary, before any provider is contacted. Access is scoped to the workspace, not to the worker. Configure one client workspace, connect your worker, and verify a real task. Start your 14-day Outloop trial.
Download English captionsKeep the work moving. Keep the boundary.
- APPROVED WORK
Access without key-pasting.
The worker requests approved actions. Credentials stay outside chat, project files and model context.
- CLIENT CONTEXT
A persistent workspace.
Connect an eligible agent environment to the client's existing workspace and approved systems.
- VERIFIABLE RESULTS
Evidence after execution.
Use redacted records to inspect allowed and refused access. Approval is not the same as a successful provider result.
Begin with one workflow
Install. Configure. Verify.
Install Outloop on your Mac. Create a client workspace and configure its approved systems. Connect your supported worker environment, then verify a real task.
Follow the first-workspace guide →The technical decision: workspace, service, host and action
The runtime evaluates the request against the configured workspace and service policy. Supported resource bindings pin shared access to an approved account, property or folder. The provider call occurs only after the applicable checks pass.
A vault stores secrets. A connector exposes tools. Runtime access governs approved use for the workspace. These layers can serve different parts of the same workflow.
Outloop is not an enterprise non-human identity inventory, lifecycle-management or compliance-reporting platform.
Workspace-to-resource binding · Wrong-client access · How this differs from a vault
Built by an agency operator
I'm Adam Argaman, founder of Outloop and CEO of a digital marketing agency.
After 15+ years across marketing, creative, data and systems—and 7+ years running client delivery—I built Outloop around the work agencies actually do.
The model needs a working environment: client Context, approved systems and clear human approval boundaries.
Before you start
Start with one client workflow
Put your first AI worker to work.
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