Intent-Based Access Control

Intent-Based Access Control validates whether an agent action still matches the user's original objective, not only whether the agent has static permission to call a tool. It is useful for prompt-injection-resistant agent workflows where semantically wrong actions can still be technically authorised [src-173].

Related

  • Agent Security
  • Prompt Injection
  • Model Context Protocol (MCP)

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