The AI workstation for marketing agencies

Demos are easy. Client work breaks on access.

Run more client AI workflows.

With the right context, access, files and client account every time.

Take me out of the damn API loop.

A company-controlled Mac where your agents work. They start from approved client context, use approved API access without seeing the credential, move real files, and leave an audit trail — without rebuilding API access every time.

No copied keys. No .env files. Wrong-client access blocked.

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Guided setup included · API keys stay local · Cancel anytime

outloop runtime access vault stays locked

One access setup Workspace approved Runtime allowed secret_exposed:false

Reuse approved API access across the runtimes your team already uses

One approved access layer for Cowork-style sandboxes, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, and OpenClaw — without rebuilding setup for every platform.

One credential. The right workspace. Any approved agent runtime. secret_exposed:false

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The workstation

An agent that finishes client work needs more than a key.

Seven things have to be true for one client task to run end to end. Outloop is the layer that keeps them true.

How Outloop runs one client task end to end An AI agent, a client workspace and approved client context feed into the Outloop workstation. Inside it, a request passes seven checkpoints — context, workspace, account, access, files, audit and learning — and then reaches an approved destination system such as Google Ads, Meta, Drive or GA4. A second request that names the wrong client is stopped at the account checkpoint and never reaches an external system. AI Agent Claude Code · Cowork Client Workspace One client per workspace Approved Context Brand rules · assets APPROVED WORKSPACE ACTION COMPLETED WRONG CLIENT ATTEMPT RESOURCE_ID_NOT_ALLOWED OUTLOOP The AI Workstation 01 Context loaded blocked 02 Workspace identified blocked 03 Account bound blocked 04 Access approved blocked 05 Files routed blocked 06 Audit recorded blocked 07 Learning captured blocked Google Ads Meta Drive GA4 Business Systems How Outloop runs one client task end to end A request from an AI agent enters the Outloop workstation, passes seven checkpoints — context, workspace, account, access, files, audit and learning — and reaches an approved destination such as Google Ads, Meta or Drive. A request naming the wrong client is stopped at the account checkpoint and never reaches an external system. AI Agent in one client workspace OUTLOOP The AI Workstation 01 Context loaded blocked 02 Workspace identified blocked 03 Account bound blocked 04 Access approved blocked 05 Files routed blocked 06 Audit recorded blocked 07 Learning captured blocked approved blocked Google Ads Meta Drive + Business Systems APPROVED WORKSPACE ACTION COMPLETED WRONG CLIENT ATTEMPT RESOURCE_ID_NOT_ALLOWED

Illustrative workflow preview — the seven checkpoints and the wrong-client denial are the model Outloop enforces, not a recording of a customer account.

  1. Context — approved client knowledge, retrieved before work starts.
  2. Workspace — the agent knows which client it is working for.
  3. Account — bound to the one account or resource it may touch.
  4. Access — uses the credential without ever seeing it.
  5. Files — moves real client files and media through approved paths.
  6. Audit — every attempt written to a redacted local log.
  7. Learning — a reviewed lesson improves the next run.
  8. A request that names the wrong client is denied at the Account checkpoint with RESOURCE_ID_NOT_ALLOWED, before any external system is called.

Stages 01–02

Start with the right context

Before it generates anything, the agent retrieves the approved knowledge for that client — brand rules, the assets it may use, what it must not claim. Work starts informed instead of starting blank.

Stages 03–05

Act through approved access

The workspace is bound to one client account. The agent requests an action, policy checks it, and the credential is used host-side. A request naming another client is denied before any backend call.

Stages 06–07

Close the loop

Allowed and denied attempts are both written to a redacted local audit. A lesson from the run becomes a Context revision only after a human approves it — and it can be rolled back.

Nothing here runs on its own judgement. The agent proposes, policy decides, and a human approves anything sensitive — including every change to what the agent has learned.

Take on more client work without becoming the API setup operator.

Every new client workspace brings agents, skills, service aliases, API permissions, and account IDs. Without Outloop, your team keeps rebuilding access and answering the same question:

Where is the API key?

Outloop turns that into a reusable runtime layer: connect access once, grant it to the right workspace, and let agents request approved access — without ever seeing the raw secret.

More client capacity

Run more AI workflows across client workspaces without starting from zero every time.

Less setup drag

Stop rebuilding API instructions across every agent, folder, and runtime.

Cleaner client boundaries

Every request is checked against the right workspace — and the right account or resource inside it — before access is used.

Better execution

Agents keep working through Outloop instead of asking humans for keys.

How it works

How you reuse API access in 3 steps

Add it once. Approve the workspace. Let the agent use it safely.

Outloop “Add an API key” panel: a “No terminal needed” badge, a service picker set to Google Ads, and a Workspace-dedicated access selector.
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Add API access once

Choose a service, select the workspaces that should get access, and store the credential locally on the Mac.

Keys stay local
Outloop workspace approval: the outloop-website workspace selected to receive access, with a suggested key name and an empty “Paste the API key” field.
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Approve the right workspace

Grant access only to the client workspace that should use it. Each workspace stays isolated.

Wrong-client access blocked
Outloop agent-projects panel: the Claude / Cowork runtime expanded to show per-project status (Needs action, Ready, Need to connect), above the Claude Code, OpenClaw, and Hermes Agent runtimes, with an “Agent keeps working — secret_exposed:false” proof badge.
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Let agents use approved access

Connect agent projects, then let approved agents request access through Outloop without seeing the raw key.

Agent keeps working secret_exposed:false

Keys stay local Workspaces stay scoped Agents request access, not keys

The loop, before and after Outloop.

Before Outloop
  • Agent asks for a key.
  • A human pastes it in.
  • The key ends up in chat, .env, logs, or the wrong client folder.
  • Every new workspace repeats the same setup loop.
With Outloop
  • Agent requests approved access.
  • Outloop checks workspace policy.
  • The local broker performs the call.
  • Only a redacted result returns — the agent keeps working.

That's the API loop. Outloop removes it.

Start removing it

Context

Your agent should already know the client before it starts.

Each client workspace carries its own approved knowledge, and the agent retrieves it before it generates anything. Nothing crosses between clients.

Client A workspace

  • Brand rules and tone
  • Approved assets and references
  • What must not be claimed

Client B workspace

  • Its own brand rules
  • Its own approved assets
  • Its own constraints

Learning is a proposal, not an edit. After a run the agent can suggest a lesson. A person approves, edits, rejects or defers it — and only an approved lesson becomes a new revision, which can be restored. No model training, no self-rewriting, and nothing learned for one client is applied to another.

How context and governed learning work
Agency workflow proof

Built from real agency API workflows.

Outloop was built while running real client-agent workflows across ads, CRM, data, file, reporting, and automation APIs.

The lesson was simple: agencies don't need another place to paste keys. They need one approved access layer that lets agents work across client workspaces safely.

Explore agency API workflows
Google Ads Campaign checks
Meta Ads Account reporting
Merchant Center Product feed review
Airtable CRM & ops data
Google Drive Client asset folders
Gmail Inbox workflows
Apify Data collection
Firecrawl Web research

Example services shown for workflow context. Logos and names are trademarks of their respective owners; no official integration or endorsement is implied.

Why we're building this

AI agents are becoming real workers. Real workers need a controlled workplace.

When a company hires a new employee, it gives that employee a computer. We think the AI agent is the new employee — and it also needs one: files, instructions, approved tools, and access to the systems the work actually lives in.

That is the part almost nobody is building. Models keep getting better at deciding what to do. Someone still has to decide what an agent is allowed to do, for which client, with which account.

Read the AI Agency Manifesto

Keep your vault. Control runtime access.

1Password
macOS Keychain
Infisical
Doppler

Outloop works above Keychain, 1Password, Infisical, Doppler, and other secure backends. It does not replace your vault. It controls which workspace and runtime can use approved access.

  • No API keys uploaded to cloud.
  • No raw key returned to the agent.
  • No .env files required.
  • Wrong-client access is blocked before credential use.
Pricing

Pricing for multi-client agent operations.

Start with the workspace pack that fits your agency today. Upgrade when Outloop becomes part of how your team runs client AI workflows.

Pro

$49 /month

5 client workspaces

$9.80 per workspace/month

For solo operators and small dev shops running real agent workflows.

  • 1 activated Mac
  • 5 client workspaces
  • Up to 10 connected services
  • 30-day local audit
  • Core safety — all included
  • Email support
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Agency Growth

$299 /month

50 client workspaces

Less than $6 per workspace/month

For AI agencies managing agents across many client accounts.

Everything in Starter, plus —

  • Up to 3 activated Macs
  • 50 client workspaces
  • Up to 75 connected services
  • 90-day local audit
  • Priority support
  • Core safety — all included

Add-ons: +10 workspaces $60/mo (max 3) · +1–2 extra Macs $29/mo each (max 2)

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Custom

From $799 /month

100+ client workspaces

For teams that need 100+ workspaces, more Macs, a security review, DPA, PO/invoicing, advanced controls, or future self-hosted options.

  • 100+ client workspaces
  • More activated Macs
  • More connected services
  • Longer audit history
  • Core safety — all included

Advanced controls · security review · DPA · PO/invoicing · future self-hosted options

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Agency Starter ($139/mo, 20 workspaces) and Agency Scale ($499/mo, 100 workspaces) are on the pricing page.

Prefer annual? Billed yearly saves 18% — see all plans.

Secrets always stay local. Plans are based on activated Macs, client workspaces, and connected services. Outloop cloud never receives raw API keys, tokens, .env contents, Authorization headers, or secret-bearing files.

15-minute access teardown · Guided onboarding

Send us one real agent workflow. We'll show you where access will break.

A 15-minute MCP / API / file-access teardown of one workflow you actually run — where your agents run, which client workspaces they touch, and where the access will fail first.

Ready to start right away? Start your 14-day guided trial → It begins on Outloop Cloud (account & license only); your API keys stay local on your Mac.

We never ask you to paste secrets into this form.

In the teardown, we map:

API setup & OAuth sessions
MCP connections across clients
Client separation & wrong-client risk
Drive, folder & file access
Browser-automation fragility
Audit & proof needs

Built for agent workspaces like:

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Run more client AI workflows without rebuilding API access every time.

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