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Aident Loadout gives every agent the right capabilities for the job. A loadout is a curated set of capabilities, credentials, policies, and audit rules that an agent can carry into a task. Open Aident Loadout at app.aident.ai/loadout/home.

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What Loadout Includes

Integrations

Browse accessible integrations, connect OAuth accounts, and open an integration drawer to inspect its available actions.

Vault

Admin users can add, rotate, or delete delegated credentials for integrations that do not use OAuth.

Audit

Review action-call history, status, source, and receipts for agent work.

Loadouts

Governed capability sets let agents use integrations without directly handling raw provider credentials.

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Set Up an Agent Harness

Use the same setup prompt in any supported coding agent or automation harness: 
setup aident.ai/SKILL.md
No separate CLI or MCP configuration is required for the MVP flow. Paste the prompt into your agent session and let the agent load the Aident skill instructions. Supported harnesses include:
  • Codex
  • Claude Code
  • OpenClaw
  • HermesAgent
  • OpenCode
  • Cursor
  • Pi
  • Cline
  • Windsurf
  • VS Code
  • n8n
  • MCP-compatible agent clients

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Connect Integrations

1

Open Integrations

Go to /loadout/integrations or select Integrations from the Loadout navigation.
2

Search the catalog

Search by integration name, capability, or provider. Use category filters to narrow the catalog.
3

Open integration details

Click an integration to open the drawer. The drawer shows metadata and the available actions for that integration.
4

Connect or disconnect

Use the drawer or card action to start the provider flow. Connected integrations show their ready state and can be disconnected when the provider supports it.
Built-in and Aident-managed integrations do not require a user-managed connection. They show as available without a connect button.

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Manage Vault Credentials

The Vault tab is available to admin users. Use it for integrations backed by stored credentials rather than OAuth.
Rotating or deleting a credential affects every action that depends on that integration. Check active agents and scheduled work before removing a credential.

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Review Audit History

Open Audit to review recent action calls. Use the date filters to inspect a time range, then review:
  • Date and time
  • Action name
  • Integration account
  • Source
  • Status
  • Credits used
Audit history is the fastest way to confirm which integration action ran and whether it completed successfully.

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Next Steps

Integrations

Learn how Aident connects provider accounts

MCP Server Setup

Connect Aident to MCP-compatible clients