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Descope launches Envoy to let apps accept AI agents as users

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Descope launched Envoy, a service that lets consumer websites and apps accept personal AI agents acting on behalf of customers without changing how people sign in. Each agent gets its own identity, separate from the customer's, and a session cryptographically bound to it, built on the draft Personal Agent Protocol from Meta and Sierra. Envoy runs alongside a business's existing identity system. GoFundMe and GoodRx are among the launch and design partners working with Descope on Envoy over the coming months. A Poppy SDK released alongside Envoy lets any agent work with the protocol, with Descope handling discovery and session management.

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    Descope launches Envoy to let consumer apps accept personal AI agents as users

    Descope launched Envoy, a service that lets consumer websites and apps accept personal AI agents acting for customers without changing how people sign in. Each agent gets its own identity and a session cryptographically bound to it, built on the draft Personal Agent Protocol from Meta and Sierra. Envoy runs alongside existing identity systems, and GoFundMe and GoodRx are among the launch partners.

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