AGENT RULEBOOKS

Give your agent a budget and a rulebook.

Enforced by Anyroute's router for requests through Anyroute.

Your account

Agents

Set budgets and rules, stop agents and review requests waiting for approval.

Connect a management key or an owner/admin key to manage agents.

Sign in

No email or password: your browser wallet signs in and you get its API key. Then open Payments to add funds.

Your key stays in this browser tab’s session storage until you disconnect or close the tab. Use a management key or an owner/admin key to manage agents.

New here?

Sign in with your browser wallet to get its API key, then open Payments to deposit a listed token. Keep the key safe and use it to connect apps.

Routers using USDG credits also let you create a key directly, then deposit USDG to that key.

Read payment and wallet instructions · Read the API quickstart

For ordinary calls, the router reads request text in memory to route it. See what we keep.

Start from a setup

See what each setup sets. Connect a management or owner/admin key and select an agent: a setup then fills that agent’s spending limits for you to review and save.

More starting points

Careful chatbot sets:

Up to $0.01 a request and $0.2 in any hour and $1 in any 24 hours and $5 in any 7 days
Asks you above $0.005 for a model or paid tool call
No declared or paid tools allowed
Only these lanes: standard, proven hardware
Requests that name no lane: Proven hardware first
Replies up to 256 tokens
If a rule is broken: Refuse that request
Stop at 5 requests in any minute; resume to run again; Stop at 3 denials in any 10 minutes; resume to run again
No limit on models or hours

Proven hardware means endpoints with a fresh hardware attestation the router verified. It describes where a request is answered; the router still reads ordinary request text in memory. See proof-time by provider.

Anything not listed stays as it is.

Select an agent after connecting to replay its spending limits on the last 7 days before you save them. Nothing is saved.

Select an agent after connecting to check a request against its rules without spending.

Pay another agent

Anyroute never holds the money. You send USDG from your own wallet straight to the recipient; Anyroute checks the transfer on chain afterwards and signs a receipt.

Reading whether paying another agent is switched on…

Connect your key to read and manage agent rulebooks.

For ordinary requests on every lane today, Anyroute’s router reads request text in memory to route it, and the provider that answers reads it too. Rulebooks constrain requests through Anyroute; they do not control calls sent elsewhere.