This document discusses a proposed light-weight authentication system and resource monitoring using a multi-agent system (MAS). It proposes using mobile agents for key distribution and management to authenticate users, which would provide benefits over existing methods like Kerberos that require high computation. The system would use three types of agents: registration agents to issue public/private key pairs, validation agents to authenticate users, and certificate authority agents to issue session keys for secure communication. This distributed MAS approach aims to provide faster authentication with high availability compared to existing centralized approaches. The proposed solution is implemented using the SPADE MAS framework and XMPP protocol.