End-to-End Keyless AI Agent Pipeline

Scenario

An application running on ECS or ACK calls Bailian Model APIs keylessly via IDaaS OIDC M2M tokens, while the Bailian-hosted AI agent in turn calls external tools and APIs via MCP with IDaaS-based keyless authentication, creating a fully AK-free chain from application through AI agent to downstream services.

How the products combine

1. bailian+idaas+notion · secure-ai-agent-with-notion-integration-0675e0 — Secure AI Agent with Notion Integration

See _combos/secure-ai-agent-with-notion-integration-0675e0.

2. bailian+idaas · keyless-m2m-access-to-bailian-model-apis-283f9c — Keyless M2M Access to Bailian Model APIs

See _combos/keyless-m2m-access-to-bailian-model-apis-283f9c.

3. bailian+idaas+bailian+idaas+notion+idaas+notion · full-stack-secure-notion-ai-agent-95bd90 — Full-Stack Secure Notion AI Agent

See _combos/full-stack-secure-notion-ai-agent-95bd90.

4. bailian+idaas · secure-ai-agent-with-tool-integration-20ae85 — Secure AI Agent with Tool Integration

See _combos/secure-ai-agent-with-tool-integration-20ae85.

Typical questions

• end to end keyless AI agent
• keyless app calling bailian agent calling tools
• full chain no API key AI pipeline
• ECS to bailian to MCP tools all keyless
• OIDC for both app-to-bailian and agent-to-tools
• idaas end to end secure agent pipeline
• 应用免密调用百炼Agent再调用外部工具
• 端到端无AK智能体调用链

Q: How does the end-to-end keyless AI agent pipeline function? A: The pipeline creates a fully API-key-free chain where an application on ECS or ACK calls Bailian Model APIs via IDaaS OIDC M2M tokens, and the hosted AI agent calls external tools via MCP using IDaaS-based keyless authentication. This design securely bridges application-to-model and agent-to-tool interactions without requiring access keys. It can be deployed using several predefined product combinations, such as Bailian integrated with IDaaS and Notion.