Named-user seats
Measure utilization and identify stranded spend. Keep the entitlement private to its assigned user. Reassign or change seat tiers through the provider's supported admin controls instead of sharing credentials.
A2Agent gives companies one control plane for named-user AI seats, organization-level credits, enterprise usage, APIs, and local compute. It does not pool employee passwords or pretend a per-user allowance is transferable.
Credential-local · policy-aware routing · workspace isolation · auditable usage
Some employees barely touch coding tools. Other teams hit limits constantly. The wrong solution is sharing logins. The right solution is separating seat management from provider-approved shared capacity.
Measure utilization and identify stranded spend. Keep the entitlement private to its assigned user. Reassign or change seat tiers through the provider's supported admin controls instead of sharing credentials.
Route eligible workloads across workspace credits, consumption-based Enterprise plans, provider-approved organization capacity, or centrally managed API access.
Use local models, company GPUs, private inference servers, or other capacity the organization has explicit rights to share internally.
A2Agent now treats routing rights as data, not a marketing assumption. A worker can be private, organization-scoped, or public. Adapter policy caps how far it is allowed to route.
A developer or internal agent asks for work. A2Agent can route it to an eligible organization worker based on adapter, model, scope, availability, price, concurrency and eventually quality/reliability — without exposing the underlying provider credential.
Read the protocol →POST /api/capacity/jobs
{
"scope": "organization",
"adapter": "openai_api",
"workload": "standard",
"prompt": "Review this change and return risks"
}Provider OAuth/session credentials stay on the machine and remain tied to the named user or approved organization service identity.
A2Agent does not rotate named-user seats to circumvent per-user limits. If a provider says an allowance is per member, A2Agent treats it as per member.
Cross-company routing remains disabled until the adapter has explicit commercial rights, isolation, certification, billing and fraud controls.