grantex is the identity, authorization, and audit infrastructure for AI agents — the "OAuth moment" for the agentic internet. We provide a universal SDK and cloud service that lets any AI agent act on behalf of a human with scoped, revocable permissions, cryptographic identity, and an immutable audit trail. Developers integrate in minutes.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Add Grantex delegated authorization to an agent, CLI tool, API, MCP server, or framework integration. Use when implementing or reviewing agent identity, scoped grants, consent, JWT verification, tool manifests, service-boundary enforcement, audit logging, delegation, or revocation, and when choosing among the Grantex…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Operate Grantex delegated authorization through its machine-readable CLI. Use when Hermes, OpenClaw, an Agent Skills-compatible assistant, or another shell-capable agent needs to configure Grantex, register an agent, request scoped human consent, exchange or verify grant tokens, inspect grants and audit records…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Expert review guidelines for auditing repositories, pull requests, and system designs. Use when performing code review to find functional gaps, security risks, correctness bugs, maintainability problems, missing tests, and architectural weaknesses without making direct code changes.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Enterprise implementation guardrails for Grantex Commerce V1 across grantex.dev and agenticorg.ai. Use when reviewing, planning, implementing, testing, or signing off Grantex Commerce, agentic commerce, merchant AI-native onboarding, MCP/UCP/ACP publishing, merchant catalog/inventory/pricing, Commerce Passports…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Post-merge verification pass for Grantex. After any PR merges to main or ships to prod, run this pass without being asked — verify README, Mintlify docs, landing page, SDK READMEs (TS, Python, Go), integration docs, and SEO surfaces are consistent with what just shipped. Use this skill whenever a PR merges, a release…
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