- Add
https://mcp.proofable.me/mcp, click Connect. - Create or import the agent (
proofable_agent_create). - Open Connections if the work needs an app.
- Chat now, or start a Pro job.
Deploy a private cloud agent with Proofable
1. Write your agent runtime definition
Package your agent as a Docker Compose file. Include the system prompt, model config, tool list, and environment variables.PROOFABLE_ACCESS_KEY is a profile access key from your Proofable Profile. Use it for agents in headless environments. For interactive agents, use OAuth.
2. Deploy anywhere
Run the compose file on a laptop, a VPS, on-prem, or a production cluster. The agent connects tohttps://mcp.proofable.me/mcp from wherever it runs. Proofable loads the agent’s identity, permissions, and saved proofs. Before any sensitive action, Proofable checks authority and reuses existing proofs.
The agent can call any Proofable MCP tool: proofable_context, proofable_proofs_check, proofable_verify, proofable_agent_mount, proofable_secret_create, proofable_secret_list, proofable_secret_revoke.
3. Move the agent, keep the trust state
Redeploy the same compose file on a different backend. AWS, GCP, Azure, Phala Cloud, bare metal. The trust state stays the same across all of them.4. Verify the trust chain
- Proofable provides the agent identity and permission proofs. Verify with
proofable_proofs_getorGET /api/v1/proofs/{qHash}(proof ID). - The access key ties the deployed agent to a Proofable Profile. The profile owns the identity, permissions, and proof history.
- The environment can optionally prove it is genuine (see confidential compute below).
Optional: confidential compute
If you need to prove the environment itself is genuine before it receives keys, run the agent inside a TEE-attested confidential VM. The hardware quote covers the full app hash: system prompt, model digest, tool list, and environment. Keys are sealed against that hash and released only after attestation passes. No host process sees plaintext keys. The trust state still lives in Proofable and travels with the agent. Confidential compute adds a proof that the environment matches what you expect.Phala dstack
dstack boots a Docker Compose app inside an Intel TDX confidential VM. The TDX quote covers the full compose hash. Keys are sealed against that hash and released only after attestation passes. Proofable already uses Phala-backed TEE inference for hosted AI.@phala/dcap-qvl against the Phala PCCS. Proves the compose hash and hardware.
Other confidential compute runtimes
If your runtime supports Intel TDX, AMD SEV-SNP, or an equivalent TEE with remote attestation over the app image, point the agent at the Proofable MCP endpoint. The trust chain is the same: hardware quote over the app hash, sealed keys, Proofable identity and authority checked before action.Agent framework examples
Hermes
Hermes ships six terminal backends. Docker is one of them.OpenClaw
Custom agent
Any agent that speaks MCP can connect. Package it as a Docker Compose, deploy anywhere, point it at the Proofable endpoint.Portability
Move the same agent from a laptop to a VPS or production cluster. The trust state stays the same. Confidential compute can attest each environment.Related
MCP overview
The portable trust harness for AI.
MCP setup
Install Proofable and click Connect.
Agent setup
Agent identity and authority.
Proofable × Phala
Live Private Cloud Trust Harness.
