Sessions

When an agent goes wrong at 2am, you need a stop button.

Live and historical AI sessions — short-lived, observable and instantly revocable. See tool calls and MCP connections in flight, and terminate or suspend any session in one click.

A human who starts behaving strangely can be logged out in seconds. An AI agent looping on a bad instruction, leaking data, or burning through your API budget at 3am? In most enterprises the only "kill switch" is opening a ticket and waiting for a redeploy. By then the damage — and the bill — is done.

The problem: no runtime control over autonomous AI

Agents run unattended, fast, and at scale. When one is compromised or simply misbehaving, the questions are immediate: what is it doing right now, and how do I make it stop? Without session-level visibility and control, the answer is "I can't see, and I can't stop it" — the worst possible position during an incident.

Why it matters to the enterprise

Incident response is measured in minutes, not deploys. Long-lived agent credentials make the blast radius enormous; short-lived, revocable sessions shrink it to almost nothing. This is the control that lets your SOC contain an AI incident the same way they'd disable a suspicious user account — instantly, surgically, without taking down the rest of the fleet.

Short-lived sessions plus one-click revocation is the difference between "we stopped it in seconds" and "we found out the next morning."

How AuthSpoke does it

The AI incident-response control

Terminate or suspend any agent session instantly — no redeploy, no shared-secret rotation, no collateral outage. Containment becomes a click, not a project.

What you get

Get a real kill switch for your AI

Make every agent session observable and instantly revocable — so an incident is a click to contain, not a night to remember.