Post by NetBird

Remember the mess of SSH keys? Shared, copied onto servers by hand, and still sitting there long after someone left the company. That exact problem is back, this time with API keys to LLMs. One key gets handed to a whole team, copied into agents, scripts, and .env files, and nobody's quite sure who's spending what. Our customers kept asking us to solve it. Then after a customer call, our co-founders realized the reverse proxy NetBird already shipped was, with a few tweaks, most of an AI gateway already. So today we're introducing NetBird Agent Network (v0.74): keyless AI access for people and agents. → Any person or agent uses any #AI provider without ever holding a key. NetBird keeps the provider key server-side and injects it per request. → Access is tied to your identity provider (Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google), not a credential. Remove someone from a group and their access is gone. No key to revoke. #IdentityAccessManagement → Set token and budget limits per user or team, restrict which models a group can use, and get a full per-request audit log of identity, model, tokens, and cost. → The same model governs agent access to internal resources too, databases, internal APIs, and self-hosted models, without exposing anything to the public internet. It's #OpenSource, self-hostable in a single command, and available now. If you already run NetBird, one environment variable turns it on. The tunnel is the credential. Link to more information in comments.