Secure agent actions with explicit boundaries.

Developer guidance for connecting real autonomous agents to Nodra’s authority, evidence, containment and recovery control plane.

From unprotected agent to verified protected runtime.

1Create or select a Nodra workspace.

2Register the agent that will request authorization.

3Define the agent’s explicit authority scope.

4Issue and store the integration credential server-side.

5Route consequential actions through Nodra before execution.

6Verify the signed runtime evidence in Security Events.

Use the Nodra SDK workspace to authorize consequential agent actions before execution.

Sign requests server-side and call the protected authorization gateway from Python runtimes.

Integrate any backend capable of SHA-256 and HMAC-SHA256 without depending on a language-specific SDK.

Protect consequential MCP tool calls at the execution boundary instead of relying only on prompt inspection.

Issue, rotate and revoke server-side runtime identities without exposing plaintext secrets in the browser.

Security model

Nodra authenticates protected requests, evaluates authority, records ordered evidence and keeps secrets outside browser code.