Know who is acting. Decide what is allowed.
Agent Trust is the control layer for consequential agent access. The Enterprise Agent Gateway is designed to check identity, authority and policy before a request reaches your systems.
- 01
Agent request
Identify the agent and the requested action.
- 02
Authority check
Evaluate scope, expiry and policy.
- 03
Controlled access
Allow, deny or require approval.
Process context
Give every request an accountable owner.
An API connection alone does not explain whose behalf an agent acts on. The trust model connects the agent to its owner, delegated permissions and the action it is requesting now.
- Agent identity
- Responsible organisation
- Delegated permissions
- Requested action
Control boundary
Keep permission separate from the model.
A model can propose an action. The control boundary must evaluate whether it is permitted. Define denied and unavailable-authority paths alongside the allowed path during technical evaluation.
- Check current authority
- Apply action and time limits
- Retain the decision context
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