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Leadership

Tool permissions and scopes

  • Auditing a Manifest Change: What an Agent May Do Differently
  • Authority Levels for Human and Agent Work: A Table You Can Paste
  • How to Write a Tool Permission Manifest for an Agent
  • Scoping an Agent's Tools: Read, Write and Destructive
  • Separating Data from Commands in a Tool Call
  • Tool Arguments as an Attack Surface: Validating What Agents Pass
  • Designing Narrow Tool Interfaces for Agents
  • Manifest Review in CI: Blocking Merges When Reach Widens
  • Mapping Network Egress for Agent Tool Calls
  • Rate Limits and Timeouts for Agent Tools: A Default Profile
  • Read-Only First: Rolling Out a New Agent Tool Safely
  • Rotating Tool Credentials: Scope, Storage and Revocation
  • Shadowing a Proposed Tool Change Against Recorded Traces
  • Shared Tools Across Agents: A Routing Policy
  • Splitting Read and Write Permissions in an Agent's Toolset
  • Testing Tool Scopes in a Sandbox Agent
  • Untrusted Retrieval: Sanitizing RAG Chunks Before the Model
  • Versioning a Tool Permission Manifest: Diffs and Rollbacks
  • What the Model Sees: A Context Manifest for Every Agent Run
  • Who Owns a Tool: A Register of Owners, Scopes and Expiry
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