Google Maps for machine access
AgentAccess is a public infrastructure map of machine-accessible interfaces in Denmark.
What this is
Everyone is building AI agents, but nobody knows what those agents can actually connect to. AgentAccess maps that.
For every system in Denmark — government portals, e-commerce platforms, transport services, financial APIs — AgentAccess answers three questions:
Can a machine access this?
Through what interface?
Under what constraints?
What is included
Official APIs
Public REST, GraphQL, WFS endpoints from government and private providers.
Browser Automation
Playwright and Puppeteer patterns for systems with no API.
MCPs
Model Context Protocol tools that wrap Danish systems for AI agents.
CLIs & Data Exports
Command-line tools, CSV exports, XML feeds, and webhook integrations.
Restricted Access
MitID-gated flows, partner APIs, and enterprise integrations — documented even when access is limited.
Unofficial Integrations
Undocumented endpoints and reverse-engineered access patterns — clearly marked.
What this is NOT
Access types explained
Official APIs and public datasets. Machine calls an endpoint, gets structured data back. Stable and sanctioned.
Structured access via non-API methods — file exports, webhooks, email ingestion. Still reliable but not real-time.
Browser automation mimicking a human user. Access exists but is fragile — breaks with UI changes.
Requires human approval, MitID authentication, or a partner agreement. Agents cannot act autonomously.
Help build the map
AgentAccess is open and community-driven. If you know of a Danish system that should be listed, submit a pull request or open an issue.
How to Contribute