what you save
Website logins, API keys, and notes about store accounts. Each one is locked to the exact site you name — a login for shop.example.com will not be typed anywhere else, not even on a look-alike address.
Card numbers are refused everywhere. For purchases, the agent prepares the order and you approve it.
how an agent uses it
When a job needs a login, the run shows a "Needs a login" card. You pick the saved login or add one. The agent gets a single-use pass that lasts 5 minutes and works on one site for that one step.
Our server types the password into a hosted browser or fills in the key on the call. The agent never receives it, and it is removed from anything the agent reads back.
your rules
Choose which agents may ask, whether each use needs your OK, and spending limits ($250 per purchase and $1,000 per month to start). Adding, changing or deleting a login, raising a limit, or approving a purchase asks for your password again.
Pause all stops every pass at once. The access log lists each use: which agent, which site, when, and what was allowed or blocked.
what we store
Each value is sealed with a key that belongs to you alone. Deleting your account deletes that key, so the saved copies can no longer be opened. Pages read while signed in are kept privately for 30 days, then removed.