Descope's Envoy gives AI agents their own sign-in identities, compatible with Poppy
AiBreakfast · x · 2026-11-13
As personal agents like Muse and Instinct start logging into sites, checking inventories and making purchases, businesses unprepared for agent traffic risk losing revenue. Descope launched Envoy, a delegated sign-in path that assigns each agent its own identity with fine-grained permissions, fully compliant with the new Personal Agent Protocol (Poppy) from Meta and Sierra. Companies like GoodRx, GoFundMe and Linktree are already integrating it.
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