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+[NetBird Agent Network](https://docs.netbird.io/agent-network) provides an identity-aware access layer for AI agents. It connects agents to LLM APIs, AI gateways, and private resources over NetBird's encrypted network, and applies access policies before traffic reaches the destination.
+
+With agentgateway configured as an Agent Network provider, NetBird authenticates the caller and forwards authorized OpenAI and Anthropic requests to a private agentgateway listener. Agentgateway then authenticates NetBird with a virtual key, routes the request to the appropriate provider, applies gateway policies, and records request telemetry.
+
+## Benefits
+
+- **Keyless access for agents:** Keep upstream provider credentials in agentgateway instead of distributing them to every agent.
+- **Identity-aware traffic:** NetBird replaces reserved identity headers with trusted user and group values for each authenticated caller.
+- **Layered access control:** Combine NetBird identity and network policies with agentgateway authentication, routing, rate limits, guardrails, and other traffic policies.
+- **Private gateway ingress:** Make the agentgateway listener reachable only from the NetBird proxy instead of exposing it directly to clients or the public internet.
+- **Auditing and cost visibility:** Attribute agentgateway request logs, token usage, and cost data to the NetBird identity that initiated the request.
+
+## How the integration works
+
+1. An agent connects to an Agent Network endpoint through NetBird's encrypted tunnel.
+2. NetBird authenticates the agent and evaluates the applicable Agent Network policy.
+3. The NetBird proxy removes caller-supplied reserved headers, adds trusted `x-netbird-user-id` and `x-netbird-groups` values, and presents the agentgateway virtual key.
+4. A private agentgateway listener validates the virtual key and routes OpenAI or Anthropic traffic to the configured backend.
+5. Agentgateway applies its policies and can record the NetBird identity with request, token, latency, and cost telemetry.
+
+> [!WARNING]
+> Trust the NetBird identity headers only when clients cannot reach the agentgateway listener without passing through the NetBird proxy. Enforce this boundary with a Kubernetes NetworkPolicy, service mesh, firewall, or an equivalent private-network control. Treat `x-netbird-groups` as attribution data, not as a delimiter-safe authorization claim.
+
+## Try the end-to-end example
+
+The agentgateway repository includes a Kubernetes example that deploys a self-hosted NetBird Agent Network and places agentgateway behind its proxy. The example demonstrates:
+
+- A private agentgateway listener that is protected by strict virtual-key authentication.
+- OpenAI and Anthropic request routing through one Agent Network endpoint.
+- Trusted NetBird identity attribution in agentgateway request logs.
+- NetworkPolicy enforcement between the NetBird proxy and agentgateway.
+- Verification of authorized tunnel traffic and rejection of direct public or invalid-key requests.
+
+The example is a reference deployment. Review its pinned component versions, DNS and LoadBalancer requirements, certificate setup, and production-hardening notes before adapting it to your environment.
+
+{{< cards >}}
+{{< card link="https://github.com/agentgateway/agentgateway/tree/main/examples/netbird-agent-network" title="NetBird end-to-end example" icon="external-link" description="Deploy and verify NetBird Agent Network with agentgateway on Kubernetes." >}}
+{{< card link="https://docs.netbird.io/agent-network" title="NetBird Agent Network docs" icon="external-link" description="Learn about Agent Network architecture, policies, providers, usage, and logs." >}}
+{{< /cards >}}
+
+## Production considerations
+
+- Use a dedicated virtual key for the NetBird-to-agentgateway hop, store only its hash in the agentgateway authentication Secret, and rotate it according to your credential policy.
+- Keep the agentgateway listener private and allow ingress only from the NetBird proxy. A shared key alone does not make caller-supplied identity headers trustworthy.
+- Encrypt traffic between the NetBird proxy and agentgateway when your cluster or compliance requirements call for in-cluster encryption.
+- Map the trusted identity headers to agentgateway request-log attributes to analyze usage by NetBird user or authorizing group.
+- Align model names and aliases between NetBird and agentgateway when you use NetBird usage metering or agentgateway cost reporting.
+
+For provider creation, Agent Network policies, endpoints, and client enrollment, follow the [NetBird Agent Network documentation](https://docs.netbird.io/agent-network).
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+[NetBird Agent Network](https://docs.netbird.io/agent-network) provides an identity-aware access layer for AI agents. It connects agents to LLM APIs, AI gateways, and private resources over NetBird's encrypted network, and applies access policies before traffic reaches the destination.
+
+With agentgateway configured as an Agent Network provider, NetBird authenticates the caller and forwards authorized OpenAI and Anthropic requests to agentgateway. Agentgateway then authenticates NetBird with a virtual key, routes the request to the appropriate provider, applies gateway policies, and records request telemetry.
+
+## Benefits
+
+- **Keyless access for agents:** Keep upstream provider credentials in agentgateway instead of distributing them to every agent.
+- **Identity-aware traffic:** NetBird replaces reserved identity headers with trusted user and group values for each authenticated caller.
+- **Layered access control:** Combine NetBird identity and network policies with agentgateway authentication, routing, rate limits, guardrails, and other traffic policies.
+- **Private gateway ingress:** Make agentgateway reachable only from the NetBird proxy instead of exposing it directly to clients or the public internet.
+- **Auditing and cost visibility:** Attribute agentgateway request logs, token usage, and cost data to the NetBird identity that initiated the request.
+
+## How the integration works
+
+1. An agent connects to an Agent Network endpoint through NetBird's encrypted tunnel.
+2. NetBird authenticates the agent and evaluates the applicable Agent Network policy.
+3. The NetBird proxy removes caller-supplied reserved headers, adds trusted `x-netbird-user-id` and `x-netbird-groups` values, and presents the agentgateway virtual key.
+4. Agentgateway validates the virtual key and routes OpenAI or Anthropic traffic to the configured backend.
+5. Agentgateway applies its policies and can record the NetBird identity with request, token, latency, and cost telemetry.
+
+{{< callout type="warning" >}}
+Trust the NetBird identity headers only when clients cannot reach agentgateway without passing through the NetBird proxy. Enforce this boundary with a host firewall, private network, or an equivalent control. Treat `x-netbird-groups` as attribution data, not as a delimiter-safe authorization claim.
+{{< /callout >}}
+
+## Set up the integration
+
+1. Configure agentgateway with the OpenAI, Anthropic, or other compatible backends that your agents need.
+2. Protect the listener that NetBird uses with a dedicated virtual key. Give NetBird the key and configure agentgateway to validate the same value.
+3. Restrict the listener so that only the NetBird proxy can reach it.
+4. In the NetBird dashboard, create an `agentgateway` Agent Network provider with the private proxy URL and virtual key.
+5. Create an Agent Network endpoint and policies that grant the intended agents access to the provider.
+6. Optionally add the trusted NetBird identity headers to agentgateway request logs for per-user and per-group attribution.
+
+Follow the [NetBird Agent Network documentation](https://docs.netbird.io/agent-network) for provider creation, policies, endpoints, and client enrollment.
+
+## Reference example
+
+The agentgateway repository provides a Kubernetes end-to-end example of the same trust model. Although its deployment resources are Kubernetes-specific, its virtual-key exchange, OpenAI and Anthropic routing, trusted identity headers, and private-ingress boundary also apply to a standalone deployment.
+
+{{< cards >}}
+{{< card link="https://docs.netbird.io/agent-network" title="NetBird Agent Network docs" icon="external-link" description="Learn about Agent Network architecture, policies, providers, usage, and logs." >}}
+{{< card link="https://github.com/agentgateway/agentgateway/tree/main/examples/netbird-agent-network" title="NetBird end-to-end example" icon="external-link" description="Review a complete NetBird and agentgateway reference deployment." >}}
+{{< /cards >}}
+
+## Production considerations
+
+- Use a dedicated virtual key for the NetBird-to-agentgateway hop and rotate it according to your credential policy.
+- Keep agentgateway private and allow ingress only from the NetBird proxy. A shared key alone does not make caller-supplied identity headers trustworthy.
+- Use TLS between the NetBird proxy and agentgateway when the network path is not already protected to your requirements.
+- Align model names and aliases between NetBird and agentgateway when you use NetBird usage metering or agentgateway cost reporting.
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+---
+title: NetBird Agent Network
+weight: 20
+description: Connect agents securely to agentgateway with NetBird Agent Network.
+---
+
+{{< reuse "agw-docs/pages/integrations/netbird-kubernetes.md" >}}
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+---
+title: NetBird Agent Network
+weight: 20
+description: Connect agents securely to agentgateway with NetBird Agent Network.
+---
+
+{{< reuse "agw-docs/pages/integrations/netbird-kubernetes.md" >}}
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+---
+title: NetBird Agent Network
+weight: 20
+description: Connect agents securely to agentgateway with NetBird Agent Network.
+---
+
+{{< reuse "agw-docs/pages/integrations/netbird-standalone.md" >}}
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+---
+title: NetBird Agent Network
+weight: 20
+description: Connect agents securely to agentgateway with NetBird Agent Network.
+---
+
+{{< reuse "agw-docs/pages/integrations/netbird-standalone.md" >}}