Let agents actwithout handingover the keys.
Loggie.ai is an API proxy for AI agents. It sits between your agents and your APIs — scoping access, restricting endpoints, logging every call, and asking a human for approval when it matters.
Loggie.ai sits between your agent and the API.
Your agent calls Loggie.ai first. Loggie.ai makes the real API call.
The upstream token never reaches the agent.
Filter payloads before they return.
Agent signs in with its own token
Your runtime calls Loggie.ai with a token created for the agent, not with the upstream credential.
Proxy exchanges credentials in the middle
Loggie.ai evaluates the route, swaps to the upstream PAT, and forwards only the request shape you permit.
Upstream responds through a policy gate
Responses flow back through the proxy, where sensitive fields can be removed before the agent sees any payload.
More than a key swap.
Keys, rules, limits, discovery, and logs in one place.
Policy and logging live in one runtime.
Agents see only what you allow.
Give each agent its own key.
Make, pause, rotate, or remove access for one agent at a time.
Set simple allow and deny rules.
Choose what agents can read, write, or never touch.
Slow things down before they spike.
Set limits by agent or service before usage gets out of hand.
See what happened on every call.
Track status, rule, and timing in one log.
Show agents what they can use.
Let agents look up routes and params before they call them.
See every call.
Log every allow, deny, error, and slow call.
Every proxy result.
See which rule won.
See timing.
classified read endpoint
Ask before an agent makes a risky change.
Pause the action, ask in Slack, then approve or deny.
Open Claw wants to post an update.
Loggie.ai stops and waits.
Slack asks a person to approve it.
Approve runs it. Deny blocks it.
This change is waiting for approval.
A risky change starts.
Slack alerts a person.
Approve runs it. Deny stops it.
Set clear rules for each route.
Set defaults, then add allow or deny rules.
Clean the response before the agent sees it.
Remove PII, notes, or full fields before sending data back.
{
"id": "ISS-482",
"title": "Fix onboarding drop-off",
"assignee": { "email": "alex@company.com", "phone": "+1-555-0133" },
"priority": "high",
"internalNotes": "legal flagged this - do not ship until review",
"createdAt": "2026-04-12T18:11:22Z"
}Frequently asked questions.
How teams use Loggie.ai to give agents API access without giving up control.
How do I give an AI agent access to an API without sharing my API keys?
Put a proxy between the agent and the API. With Loggie.ai, your real API keys stay on the proxy — each agent gets scoped credentials, and every call is checked against your rules, logged, and can be held for human approval before it reaches the upstream API.
What is an API proxy for AI agents?
An API proxy for AI agents is a control layer that sits between an agent and your upstream APIs. It enforces which endpoints the agent can call and with which parameters, filters what data comes back, and keeps a full audit log of every request and decision.
Can I require human approval before an agent calls an API?
Yes. Loggie.ai supports human-in-the-loop approvals: you choose which endpoints or actions need sign-off, and the agent's request is held until a human approves or denies it. Every decision is recorded in the audit log.
How do I restrict which endpoints an AI agent can call?
Each agent gets a scoped profile in Loggie.ai that allows specific routes and parameters. Anything outside the profile is denied by default, and denials show up in the logs so you can see what the agent tried to do.
What gets logged when an agent makes a request through Loggie.ai?
Every call is logged with the caller, the upstream endpoint, the parameters, the allow / deny / error decision, any approval that was requested, and what response filtering removed. You get a complete decision trail for every agent action.
Does Loggie.ai work with MCP servers and agent frameworks like Open Claw?
Loggie.ai is framework-agnostic. It proxies plain HTTP API calls, so any agent that can point its API base URL at the proxy works — including agents built on MCP, Open Claw, or custom frameworks.
Start using Loggie
Create an account, connect your first API surface, and give agents scoped access without exposing your API keys.
Teams giving agents live API access.
Create an account and configure scoped API access.
Bring your upstream APIs, rules, and approval flow.