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Connected agents and webhooksAvailable

Bring your own agent, with a leash you control.

Sixto does not need an outside agent, but if you already use one, you can connect it. It gets a key with only the permissions you pick and receives events (chat messages, feedback, task changes, pricing requests) as signed webhooks. When it acts for a person, it never has more permission than that person.

Available. Connect your own AI agent or automation to Sixto with a scoped key and signed webhooks, under Settings > Integrations > Agents.

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[ WHAT IT DOES ]

What it does

  • Your agent, your name

    The agent appears in Sixto with its own name and its key's permissions, under Settings > Integrations > Agents.

  • Signed events

    Events are sent to your webhook URL, signed so you can verify them, and retried until delivered. Duplicates carry the same event ID.

  • Acting on behalf of a person

    When a person hands work to the agent, it receives a short-lived token and can do only what the key, the agent and that person are all allowed.

  • Routing you can see

    When someone asks Sixto in chat, Sixto shows whether it handled the request with platform tools, passed it to your agent or reported it to the Sixto team.

  • No loops

    Your agent's own changes never come back to it as events.

[ HOW IT WORKS ]

How it works

  1. 01

    An Owner creates a key for the agent and picks its permissions in the API keys area.

  2. 02

    Under Settings > Integrations > Agents, enter your agent's webhook URL and a shared secret. The secret is stored encrypted.

  3. 03

    Your agent verifies each event's signature, answers quickly and does the work afterwards through the API.

  4. 04

    Trim or remove the agent's permissions any time. The next call is refused.

[ DATA ]

What syncs

DataDirectionDetails
Events (chat, feedback, tasks, pricing requests)From SixtoSixto to your agent's webhook, signed, with free text excerpted and masked.
ActionsInto SixtoYour agent to Sixto through the API, within its permissions.
[ PRIVACY ]

Permissions and privacy

  • Events are only sent to your own organization's agent, never to another organization's.

  • Free text in events is shortened, and email addresses and phone numbers are masked. Disk paths, keys and tokens are never included.

  • An agent never gets more permission than the person it acts for, and it can never unlock a door, approve messages or manage integrations and team members.

  • Nothing is sent until you set a webhook URL and secret.

[ FAQ ]

Common questions

Do I need an agent?

No. Sixto's own assistant works without one. Connecting an agent is optional.

Which agents work?

Any agent or automation that can receive a signed webhook and call a REST API.

What if my agent is down?

Events are retried, and the agent can read what it missed through the API.

[ RELATED ]

Works well with

Sixto APIAPI and agentsAvailable A REST API with scoped keys, an activity log and the same permissions as your team. See how it works Email (Resend)MessagingAvailable Branded email from your own domain, and an inbox Sixto reads and sorts for your team. See how it works
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