Topic · 6 pieces
Delegated authority for AI agents
When an agent hands work to a tool, a workflow or another agent, the authority it passes along should only ever shrink. These pieces cover delegation chains, attenuation and task-scoped warrants.
Give your agent a valet key
SalesBleed leaked Agentforce CRM data without breaking an authorization check. Why AI agents need task-scoped authority, with a runnable Tenuo example.
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Jev in practice: typed decisions, scoped authority
How Jev's typed probabilistic decisions, LangGraph workflows, and Tenuo task-scoped warrants combine in a dependency upgrade agent.
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Per-request authorization for Temporal Nexus
Nexus allowlists decide whether a namespace may reach an endpoint. They cannot evaluate the request. Here is how task-scoped warrants close that gap without changing service contracts.
Read article →Task-scoped authorization for durable AI workflows
How Tenuo and Temporal combine durable execution with task-scoped cryptographic authorization.
Read article →Your AI agent is authorized to do everything wrong
Why identity-based authorization fails when agents act autonomously, and what warrant-based authorization looks like.
Read article →Authorization for Agentic Systems
Why identity and role-based access control leave an authorization gap for autonomous agents, and how task-scoped warrants close it across delegation chains.
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