Product demo · 2 min 53 sec
Shipping a Discord help-desk agent, end to end.
An agent that answers questions in Discord needs real access — your Slack, your project board, your docs. Handing it your passwords means handing it everything, forever. This walkthrough builds the same agent the other way: it gets a token scoped to one Slack channel, a usage cap, a device approval, and an audit trail you can read line by line.
What happens in the video
Seven steps, no edits between them.
01
Create a persona
Give the agent an identity, then attach the knowledge documents and skills it is allowed to use.
02
Connect services via OAuth
You authorize Slack, monday.com and Discord once. The credentials go into the vault; the agent never sees them.
03
Scope a token — services and sub-resources
Not just "Slack": read & write on
#help-desk only, with the other channels left unchecked.04
Set usage limits
Per-agent quotas — calls are rejected past the cap, so a runaway loop costs you nothing.
05
Hand the token to the agent
One scoped, revocable credential — the only thing the agent ever holds.
06
Approve the device
The agent's machine shows up by fingerprint and IP, and waits until you approve it.
07
Monitor every call
Every request the agent makes is logged with scope, device and outcome — and revocable in one click.
Connect your services once. Authorize your agents forever.
220+ services, scoped tokens, and an audit log — free while in beta.
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