Docs
Two editions, one set of guides.
Start with the ten-minute guide if you run agents on your own machine. Start with your first governed agent, by API, if you are setting up a company. Every page is public, the API reference included.
Enterprise · EACH 1
Your first governed agent, by API
One key, one call to register the agent, one to see it refused outside its lines, one to stop it. About 17 minutes, and no identity provider needed.
Personal · PACH 1
Local agents in 10 minutes
Give an agent on your own machine an owner, a short list of folders and sites, and a stop switch. Ends with you refusing it something.
More guides
- QuickstartEACH 1Get a key, issue your first credential, verify it. ~10 minutes.
- Security modelEACH 1Trust boundaries, credential lifecycle, signing, and what Eniyan does not do.
- Dashboard guidesEACH 1Every EACH 1 flow, driven from the dashboard. No script required.
- Harness integrationEACH 1Govern agents wherever they run: the runs API, the Python SDK, and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
- ConceptsEACH 1Trust levels, human vs. agent identity, credentials, operator accountability.
- API referenceEACH 1Authentication, sessions, credentials, agent access tokens, webhooks, errors & rate limits.
- Dashboard guidesPACH 1Every PACH 1 flow, driven from the dashboard. No script required.
- Harness integrationPACH 1Govern agents wherever they run: the runs API, the Python SDK, and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
- Security modelPACH 1Trust boundaries, credential lifecycle, signing, and what Eniyan does not do.
- ConceptsPACH 1Trust levels, human vs. agent identity, credentials, operator accountability.
- API referencePACH 1Authentication, sessions, credentials, agent access tokens, webhooks, errors & rate limits.
Not sure which you have? PACH 1 accounts sign up with any email and have one seat. EACH 1 accounts sign up with a work email and run the Team, Business, Scale or Enterprise plans. The security model, concepts and API reference are the same in both.