Frontegg AI
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Frontegg AI

Frontegg.ai provides authentication, organization management, and third-party integration tools for AI agents. It simplifies identity handling by managing user sessions, access tokens, and OAuth flows, so you can focus on building the agent’s logic without manually wiring up authentication or token storage.

How Frontegg AI works

Frontegg.ai lets you manage your AI agent’s identity, user access, and third-party integrations from a central place in the Frontegg portal. You start by setting up your environment in the Frontegg dashboard, where you define your agent, configure OAuth integrations (like Slack or Google Calendar), and handle multi-tenant settings.

Once your agent is configured, you use Frontegg’s SDKs (TypeScript or Python) in your application to connect your agent code to the Frontegg platform. The SDKs let you fetch user identity, access tokens, and tools dynamically based on the current user context — so your agent can act securely on behalf of the user with minimal setup.

Frontegg.ai components

Frontegg.ai consists of several core components that work together to support secure, context-aware AI agents.

AI Agent

An AI Agent is the central unit that you define in the Frontegg dashboard. It represents the logic and capabilities of your application and is automatically connected to identity, user management, and integration flows.

Tools

Tools extend your agent’s functionality by enabling secure access to user-specific resources. Frontegg provides built-in tools for common identity operations (such as Get User Context, Get User Tenants, and Get User Entitlements) and allows you to connect external services (like Google Calendar, Slack, Jira, etc.) using managed OAuth flows.

Frontegg AI SDKs

Frontegg provides language-specific (TypeScript & Python) SDKs to connect your agent code to the platform. The SDKs handle:

  • Authentication with your agent credentials
  • Setting the user context
  • Fetching tools dynamically based on the current session
  • Executing secure, context-aware tool calls

Use the SDKs inside your agent logic to integrate identity and third-party services without managing tokens or building custom auth flows.