Loomal

Loomal provides a unified API that equips AI agents with the same identity primitives humans use online—email addresses, credential vaults, and two‑factor authentication. By issuing DKIM‑signed, threaded email inboxes, AES‑256‑GCM encrypted vaults, and encrypted TOTP seeds, the platform lets agents send and receive mail, store API keys or passwords, and generate time‑based one‑time passwords without hard‑coded secrets. Each action is recorded with an audit trail that links back to the human who authorized it, enabling delegation chains and accountability.

The service is framework for developers building agents that must interact with real‑world services securely and transparently. It supports any programming framework, offering command‑line and language‑specific SDKs (MCP, Node, Python) to create identities quickly—often within thirty seconds. By centralizing identity management, Loomal removes the need for agents to borrow user credentials or embed static keys, reducing exposure to leakage and simplifying compliance.

Typical use cases include autonomous agents that need to send emails, access payment APIs, or perform authenticated actions on behalf of a user, while maintaining traceability and the ability to rotate secrets automatically. The platform remains experimental but aims to serve as a foundational identity stack for AI‑driven applications.