Install AI Agents Gateway
Run the lightweight connector on your Windows or Linux computer.
Websites refuse your AI agent because it arrives from a datacenter. AI Agents Gateway routes your agent's web traffic through your own computer and its residential internet connection — the same connection the site already lets in — with one revocable key per agent and no remote desktop.
Personal $9/mo · Pro $19/mo · Team $49/mo · Business from $199 — later.
AI assistants can plan, reason, and automate. But when websites reject cloud IP addresses—or never build native connectors—the work stops before it starts.
There are millions of websites. They won't all build integrations for every assistant. AI Agents Gateway connects the gap.
The AI runs its own browser. AI Agents Gateway only carries web traffic. Your PC is the network exit, not a remote-controlled machine. The connection lives on your computer: the small program you install carries your agents' web traffic out through your own connection, and the central service only keeps the directory of your devices and keys — it never carries your traffic.
Run the lightweight connector on your Windows or Linux computer.
Give each approved AI its own token. Your agent connects to the program on your PC, and the program carries its web traffic out through your own internet connection — no central server ever touches it.
HTTP and HTTPS requests travel through your connection, subject to configured crawling limits.
Traditional remote access hands over a computer. AI Agents Gateway is intentionally narrower: web forwarding for authorized agents, with individually managed keys and throughput limits.
Read the boundaries ↗No remote shell, local file browsing, or application control interface.
Connect and revoke agents independently.
Keep automated traffic within defined limits.
Windows and Linux updates are a priority for the first customer release.
AI Agents Gateway helps make the existing web more useful to autonomous assistants—without turning your PC into their workspace.
No. Gateways with similar names route model calls between AI tools. AI Agents Gateway does one different thing: it gives your AI agents web access — a controlled path from the agent to public websites, out through your own internet connection, with one key per agent.
No. The intended product interface forwards HTTP/HTTPS network traffic. The agent's browser runs on its own VM, not on your computer.
Muse has been tested with the existing proxy. Dot compatibility is planned for testing after the initial rollout and is not yet verified.
No. A user-network exit may help with cloud-IP restrictions, but website policies, authentication, bot checks, and other controls can still prevent automation.
Each AI connects with its own key, and its web traffic travels to your PC and out through your own internet connection — the central service is a directory of your devices and keys only, and never carries your traffic. Setup lives in one small config file written in the Poppy format — a standard we are early adopters of.
Per-agent keys and crawling limits are part of the design. Additional network-isolation safeguards, signed updates, and rollback require verification or implementation before general release.
We're preparing AI Agents Gateway for early users. Start with Muse; more assistants are on the roadmap.
AI Agents Gateway is in beta. Join the list and we will email you when your tier opens — Personal $9, Pro $19, Team $49.