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agentgate

v0.16.0

Published

API gateway for AI agents with human-in-the-loop write approval

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Links

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Maintainers

monteslumonteslu

Keywords

aiagentapigatewayproxyhuman-in-the-loopllmclaudegpt

Readme

Reads execute immediately. Writes queue for human approval.

flowchart LR
    A["Agent"] -->|read| G["agentgate"] -->|fetch| S[Services]
    A -->|write| G -->|queue| H["Human"] -->|approve| S

Quick Start

npx agentgate

Open http://localhost:3050, create a password, add services, create agent API keys.

📺 Video walkthrough

Supported Services

GitHub, Bluesky, Mastodon, Reddit, Google Calendar, YouTube, LinkedIn, Jira, Fitbit, Brave Search, Google Search

Features

Write Queue

All writes require human approval before execution. Agents submit requests with a comment explaining why, you approve or reject in the UI. Details →

Skills

Install the agentgate skill pack via ClawHub for OpenClaw or ClawdBot. Multiple focused skill files are generated per service category so agents only load what's relevant to the task at hand. Details →

MCP Server

Works with Claude Code and other MCP clients. Add the server with one command:

claude mcp add --transport http agentgate https://your-server.com/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Your agent gets tools for services, queue, messaging, and mementos without seeing your credentials. Details →

Agent Messaging

Agents can message each other for multi-agent coordination. Configure messaging mode: off, supervised (you approve messages), or open (instant delivery). Details →

Mementos

Persistent memory storage with keyword tagging. Agents can save context and retrieve it later across sessions. Details →

Access Control

Control which agents can access which services. Allowlist, denylist, or allow all. Details →

Webhooks

Get notified when requests are approved or completed. Also supports receiving GitHub webhook events and forwarding them to agents. Works with OpenClaw's webhook system. Details →

Security

  • Agents never see your actual credentials — all API calls are proxied through agentgate
  • Writes require human approval (or explicit bypass for trusted agents)
  • DMs blocked on social services
  • Run on a separate machine from your agents - if an agent has local filesystem access, it could read the database directly

Self-Hosting

Open-source and self-hosted — you control the data, the access, and the approvals. Works with systemd, Docker, PM2, or any Node.js host. Supports hsync and Cloudflare tunnels for remote access.

Self-hosting guide →

Agent Setup

Configure your agent with the base URL and API key. Agents can use REST or MCP.

Agent setup guide →

License

ISC