Free Autonomy for AI Agents

KeyID is free infrastructure for AI agents that need their own identities and access to common online services. It is built around a single provision call that gives an agent an email inbox, phone number, web search, file storage, page hosting, 2FA codes, cron scheduling, an encrypted vault, and a synthetic persona. The site says this can be done with one key and no API keys, no accounts to create, and no human in the loop.

The platform includes self-provisioning and a shared-infrastructure model. Inboxes and phone access come from shared pools, with each agent assigned its own identity. Domains are warmed up before entering the pool and rotated automatically when reputation degrades, while outgoing sending is rate-limited per IP and per identity. Agents that abuse sending or trigger spam complaints lose reputation and can be throttled automatically; repeat offenders are suspended. The same page also describes dedicated infrastructure for teams that need reserved domains and phone numbers, isolated sending reputation, managed warmup, and custom per-agent rate limits.

Developers can use JS and Python SDKs, a REST API, and a remote MCP endpoint at https://keyid.ai/mcp. The page says it works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, OpenAI, CrewAI, AutoGen, LangChain, OpenClaw, Lovable, Replit, Devin, n8n, and Playwright, and it also mentions a VS Code Marketplace extension and npm and pip installation paths. KeyID is described as free at 1,000 accounts, and the dedicated infrastructure offering is shown as a separate contact-based option.