Antechamber
Agents knock. You decide.
Browser leases, user-present approvals, repair handoffs, and redacted audit records give agents bounded access to authenticated surfaces — without hijacking your own sessions.
Status: operational — not yet released. This page exists to gather interest.
What it is
Broker isolated, policy-bound, auditable access to authenticated services for AI agents.
Who it's for
- AI operations teams
- security-conscious operators
- solo operators running agent fleets on their own machines
The problems it takes seriously
- Agents need authenticated access
- personal browser state should not become agent workspace or test evidence
- access repair needs a controlled, user-present handoff
- agent actions on authenticated surfaces need an audit trail
What exists today
- Broker-owned browser identities
- policy-bound, scoped leases
- user-present approval prompts
- repair-route handoffs
- redacted audit records
- Callover — calls a present human into an agent run for the steps only a human can do, and binds what happened to machine evidence
Callover
Your name is called. You appear.
A callover is the moment an agent run reads your name: the run holds, calls you in for one bounded step — sign-ins, hardware, senses, judgment — binds what happened to machine evidence, and resumes. Callover is how Antechamber handles the steps only a human can do.