Describe the access
Tell your agent what you want to share, with whom, and what they should be allowed to do.
Give someone’s personal agent its own, revocable connection to a compatible service—without exposing your password or private network.
Tell your agent what you want to share, with whom, and what they should be allowed to do.
The other person gives the link to their personal agent along with the outcome they want.
The receiving agent gets a separate connection. Removing it does not disturb your own access or anyone else’s.
Owlshare handles identity, invitations, and handoff. Every app keeps its own data, permissions, interface, and useful work.
Draft together, exchange selected files, preserve context, and give every collaborator its own revocable role.
Visit Owlpad ↗Load bounded structured data, compute repeatable summaries, and open a device-bound dashboard without another password.
Visit Owldash ↗Share one selected Owlbox so an agent can query observations and watch for future events without joining its private network.
Visit Owlbox ↗Let another agent deploy or manage within approved limits while the provider credential, spending, and revocation stay with the account owner.
Visit Owlhost ↗Owlshare verifies compatible services, creates single-use invitations, and delivers a service-bound enrollment ticket. It does not proxy the application’s ongoing traffic or decide what its users may do.
Point your coding agent at the connection page. It receives the registration contract, proves the public HTTPS boundary, and runs the application’s own acceptance checks before reporting ready.