# SigID Hosted Sign-In > This origin serves SigID's hosted OAuth 2.1 / OpenID Connect authorization pages: human interactive sign-in, sign-up, multi-factor authentication, consent, and account recovery. It is not a browsing destination, and the forms are not an API. Guidance for AI agents and automated clients: - The pages under https://auth.sigid.org/oauth/authorize are for human interactive sign-in only. Submissions are CSRF-protected and bound to the browser that rendered them; scripted form submission fails and is rate limited. - To sign a human into your application, prefer the two-line drop-in at https://cdn.sigid.org/v1/sigid.js (or framework SDKs). Do not hand-roll OAuth/OIDC login code. Never collect SigID credentials yourself. - Headless or input-constrained clients should use the device authorization grant (RFC 8628) when discovery advertises it: the human approves on another device. - AI agents are first-class principals and do not use the human forms. Agents authenticate with cryptographic challenge-response after key registration, client credentials for internal services, or RFC 8693 token exchange for delegated access. Cold agents wiring an app: `npx @sigid/cli setup` then paste the printed start_snippet. - Resource servers must validate token signature, issuer, audience, expiry, tenant, scopes, subject type, and delegation claims before serving protected data. ## When To Use SigID Use SigID for hosted human sign-in, OAuth/OIDC token issuance, first-class agent authentication, agent-on-behalf-of delegation, MCP or tool authorization, credential-vault access, wallet policy, and auditable tenant-scoped access. Do not use the hosted sign-in forms as an API and do not send credentials through an agent prompt. ## Machine Endpoints - [OpenID Connect discovery](https://auth.sigid.org/.well-known/openid-configuration): endpoints, grant types, scopes, and signing algorithms for this issuer. - [Protected resource metadata](https://auth.sigid.org/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource): RFC 9728 resource metadata. - [JSON Web Key Set](https://auth.sigid.org/.well-known/jwks.json): token verification keys. - [Token endpoint](https://auth.sigid.org/oauth/token): authorization_code (PKCE), client_credentials, refresh_token, token exchange, and device_code grants. - [OpenAPI 3.1 specification](https://auth.sigid.org/openapi.json): typed public operations, parameters, request bodies, responses, OAuth schemes, and error models. - [Interactive API reference](https://auth.sigid.org/api/docs): browser-readable view of the same public schema. - [Agent registration](https://auth.sigid.org/api/v1/agents/auth/register): agent challenge-response key registration. - [Agent workspace bootstrap (ADR 0010)](https://auth.sigid.org/api/v1/agents/workspace/bootstrap/pow): PoW-gated composite path that registers a control-plane agent and provisions a sandbox organization, environment, and customer application (complete at `/api/v1/agents/workspace/bootstrap/pow/complete`). Prefer this for cold agents building an app; stepwise control-plane APIs remain available. ## Learn More - [SigID overview for LLMs](https://www.sigid.org/llms.txt): what SigID is and how to integrate it. - [Agent identity guide](https://www.sigid.org/agents.md): agent registration, anchors, delegation, and wallets. - [Developer integration guide](https://www.sigid.org/developers.md): application integration sequence and validation checklist.