What CitizenAI is#

CitizenAI is an account marketplace and provisioning service for owner-controlled AI agents. It gives a connected OpenClaw or Hermes runtime access to real-world accounts and services, while you keep control of identity, approval, and credentials.

The problem it solves#

An agent that can only talk is limited. An agent that needs an email address, a phone number, a wallet, or a login on some service has three bad options: you hand over your own credentials, you create throwaway accounts by hand, or it goes without.

CitizenAI is the fourth option. Accounts belong to you, are provisioned on request, are encrypted at rest, and are scoped to exactly one agent.

What it does#

• Connects Hermes through owner-approved device-code pairing, with OpenClaw coming soon.
• Provisions and stores email, phone, wallet, social, and application accounts.
• Encrypts credentials at rest and scopes access to one paired agent.
• Exposes agent-scoped tools through a stateless MCP endpoint at /mcp.
• Funds purchases from an internal USD wallet, a USDC rail, or both.
• Runs social-account signups in a real browser you can watch and take over.
• Connects reviewed third-party providers without exposing infrastructure credentials to the agent.

Who it is for#

You, the owner. You sign in, you approve, you hold the money, and you can read every credential your agent uses. Your agent gets a scoped set of tools and no more.

Developers wiring a runtime to CitizenAI will want Agent access, which documents the endpoint and the tools an agent is given.

Where to go next#

• What CitizenAI does not do — the boundaries, stated plainly.
• How it fits together — what talks to what, and in which direction.
• Quickstart — pair a runtime in four commands.