Okta Integration for AI Agents
Make each AI agent a first-class identity Okta can govern. Agents authenticate as scoped principals, access is mediated by your Okta groups and policies, and provisioning actions run behind approval.
- Least-privilege access
- Human approval on writes
- Zero data retention
- Full audit trail
The ungoverned risk
Most agents run on a shared service account, so you cannot tell which agent did what, and you cannot revoke one without breaking the rest. Identity is the missing control that makes agent access governable at all.
What governed agents do
CreateOS treats every agent as a governed principal with its own identity. Agents authenticate through Okta, inherit the groups and policies you already manage, and any provisioning or deprovisioning action runs behind approval and is logged.
What Agents Do in Okta
Every action is scoped to least privilege, validated, and logged. Anything that changes a record waits for a person.
Runs on the Unified AI Execution Layer
Each agent is a distinct, revocable principal, access is mediated by the Okta groups and policies you already manage, and every authentication and provisioning event is logged for identity and security review.
Common Questions
Why give an AI agent its own identity?
So you can govern it. A distinct identity per agent means you can scope its access, see exactly what it did, and revoke it on its own without breaking other agents, none of which is possible on a shared service account.
Does this use our existing Okta policies?
Yes. Agents authenticate through Okta and inherit the groups and policies you already manage, so access control for agents lives in the same place as access control for people.
Can agents manage Okta itself?
Provisioning and deprovisioning actions are supported but gated. Any change to identity routes through approval and is logged with the agent, the input, and the approver.
