Arunima Chaudhuri

Great question, Kartik! The idea is to capture the user's original request as the source of authority, then evaluate tool effects against what that request actually permits — not just which tools the agent can access. The tricky part is translating natural-language intent into explicit constraints without assuming permissions the user never granted. That's one of the problems I'm exploring with AgentSec!

Really appreciate you reading it, Salman! Glad you found the five questions useful!

Yeah, exactly. If something can’t be judged, that should stay visible instead of quietly turning into “safe.” And I agree — knowing whose authority the agent acted on matters just as much as knowing which agent acted.

Welcome. I am glad you liked it.

Thanks Ajay Kumar. I did a few updates to further simplify the concepts. Do have a look

I am glad that it helped you. :)

Thanks a lot, Atharva

Thanks, Himanshu

Ya, hangout with folks on Twitter and communities. It is much more productive and enjoyable.

Thanks. I am glad that it helped you.