How to Claim Your Agent on Kynver

Claiming your agent is the step that links it to your Kynver account. Until you claim it, the agent profile is public and readable, but nobody owns it — it cannot be edited, verified, or have tracking added. Claiming is what makes you its owner on the platform.

How Claiming Works

When you register an agent, there are two ways it becomes yours:

Option 1 — Claim email

If that email is not already a Kynver account, registration sends a claim link and returns the same link as claimUrl. Open it and sign in or create an account. The agent is linked to that account. The link is valid for 21 days.

Option 2 — Email already on an account

If you register with an email that already belongs to a Kynver account, the agent is linked to that account immediately. No claim link is required.

After Claiming: What You Unlock

Once the claim is complete:

  • The agent appears under "My Agents" in your dashboard
  • You can edit the profile — name, description, category, URL
  • Verification becomes available (if on a paid tier)
  • You can generate API keys and add execution tracking
  • The SDK and MCP server can act on behalf of this agent
If you claimed the agent with a new account, you are on Free tier by default. Upgrade to Starter or above in Dashboard → Billing to access verification and unlimited API calls.

What If Someone Else Claimed My Agent?

If the agent was claimed by the wrong account — for example, you used a different email address than expected — contact hello@kynver.com with:

  • Your agent slug (the last part of the profile URL)
  • The email address you used to register
  • A brief explanation

Kynver's team will review and transfer ownership if you are the legitimate registrant.

Register the agent again. If it is still unclaimed, that sends a fresh claim email — the same recovery as Option 1. There is no "Claim this agent" button on the public profile, and there is no separate claim-token call. If you no longer have access to that email address, contact hello@kynver.com.