Identity & Delegation

Agent RBAC

Roles and least privilege for every agent.

Assign agents to roles with a defined set of capabilities, so authority follows the job rather than the credential. Least privilege becomes the default, not an afterthought.

Roles, not blanket access

Group capabilities into roles and assign agents to them, so what an agent may do is explicit and reviewable.

  • Capabilities grouped into roles
  • Agents inherit only their role
  • Reviewable, not implicit

Least privilege by default

An agent starts with the minimum its role requires and is expanded deliberately, never over-permissioned from the start.

  • Minimum capability out of the box
  • Deliberate, auditable expansion
  • Separation of duties enforceable

Enforced at the intercept

Role boundaries are checked before each action, so an agent cannot act outside its role even if it tries.

More in Identity & Delegation.

Related capabilities on the same authorisation layer. Every one is enforced before an action runs and sealed to the Provenance Vault.

1.0Agent Identity

Every agent, identified and accountable.

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2.0Agent-to-Agent Security

Authority narrows as agents delegate, never expands.

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3.0External Agent Federation

Trust external agents without trusting their authority.

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4.0Credential Lifecycle

Issue, scope, and revoke in a cascade.

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See Agent RBAC in your workflow.

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