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Descope Envoy brings AI agent authentication to consumer apps

Descope has announced Envoy, a set of capabilities that gives personal AI agents a delegated sign-in path alongside a consumer app’s existing authentication flows. Consumer companies can now accept agents as first-class users—with their own identities, permissions, and approval flows—without rebuilding their identity stack. GoFundMe, You.com, GoodRx, and Composio are among several launch and design partners for Envoy…

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