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Get started with Auctra in five minutes
Sign up free on Builder, register an agent with a sponsor, create a delegation, and run evaluateAction from console or SDK—get started with Auctra fast.
June 5, 2026 · 5 min read · Markdown version
Minute one: account
Create a free Builder account at the Auctra console. No credit card required for initial adoption.
Generate an API key for SDK tests and store it in your local environment. Builder includes seven-day audit retention.
Minutes two and three: agent and sponsor
Register an agent with name, purpose, and assigned human sponsor. Sponsors are required for accountable production patterns.
Create a delegation: choose action type, set a modest limit, expiration twenty-four hours ahead. Narrow scope accelerates learning.
Minutes four and five: evaluate
Call evaluateAction via SDK quickstart or console test with amount under your limit—expect allow. Retry over limit—expect block or approval depending on policy.
Open audit view and confirm sponsor, delegation, and decision appear in the chain. You now have runtime authority infrastructure wired.
What next
Integrate LangChain or MCP, upgrade to Team when you need accountability reports, Business for immutable audit. Read pricing guide for plan selection.
Auctra ties sponsors, expiring delegations, and pre-action evaluation into one accountability chain your security and finance teams can audit.
Key takeaways
- Authority is enforced before side effects — use Agents registry and evaluateAction together.
- Every production agent needs a named sponsor and bounded delegation visible in the console.
- Blocked and approval-required outcomes are evidence, not failures — review them in Agents registry.
Implementation checklist
- Sign up at console.auctra.tech and open Agents registry (/console/agents).
- Register one agent with a named human sponsor accountable for its actions.
- Create a narrow delegation aligned with this article's workflow (Get started with Auctra in five minutes).
- Call evaluateAction from your agent or SDK before the consequential tool executes.
- Confirm sponsor, delegator, decision, and outcome appear in Audit or Agents registry.
People also ask
- How do I get started with Auctra?
- Sign up free, register an agent with sponsor, create a delegation, call evaluateAction, verify audit—under five minutes on Builder.
- Is Auctra free to try?
- Yes. Builder plan is free with seven-day audit retention.
- What do I need before integrating agents?
- An agent identity, named sponsor, at least one delegation, and evaluateAction before consequential tool execution.
Try in Auctra Console
Maps to: Agents registry
Pilot buyer quickstart in Auctra Console
Use Agents registry to apply this guide — register an agent, delegate authority, evaluate one real action, and inspect the audit trail. Free on Builder.
- Create a free account: https://console.auctra.tech/auth/signup?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=cta&utm_campaign=get-started-auctra-five-minutes
- In Agents registry (https://console.auctra.tech/console/agents), run a free Builder pilot for one production workflow.
- Issue a bounded delegation with limits and expiration matching this guide.
- Integrate evaluateAction (SDK or REST) before money, data, or infrastructure changes execute.
- Open Audit to verify sponsor, delegator, reviewer, and decision are recorded.
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