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AI Agent Permission Planner

Plan least-privilege agent capabilities, scope restrictions, human approvals and denied actions before connecting tools.

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Plan what an agent may do before connecting its tools. This is an advisory checklist, not a sandbox, authorization service or security certification. Do not paste secrets, customer records or credentials.

Required capabilities · 8 selected

Select only actions necessary for this job. Unselected capabilities are denied by default. Purpose text is an identity note, not parsed as authorization.

Files · 1 selected
Files capabilities
Code · 3 selected
Code capabilities
Git · 4 selected
Git capabilities
Network · 0 selected
Network capabilities
Data · 0 selected
Data capabilities
External actions · 0 selected
External actions capabilities
Other agents · 0 selected
Other agents capabilities
Resource scopes and safeguards

Examples are fictional declarations, not verified enforcement. Every scope is subject to explicit secret exclusions and separate authorization checks.

Execution limits · proposed, not enforced here
How to interpret this plan · sources

ALLOW · ALLOW WITH LIMITS · APPROVAL REQUIRED · DENY · CONTEXT REQUIRED are editorial recommendations. CONTEXT REQUIRED means withhold access pending clarification. ALLOW still requires the stated boundaries, independent authorization and validation. Tests/builds execute code; they are not inherently harmless. Approvals must be bound to exact actions and cannot override DENY.

Safeguard checkboxes are declarations, not detected protections. Free-text scope claims are not semantically validated. Checks cover only obvious missing/broad forms, not filesystem resolution, DNS, tenant isolation or real IAM. Risk describes requested exposure, not a security score. Implement and test enforcement separately; review unrequested/indirect capabilities and privilege escalation paths.

References: OWASP: agent security · OWASP: authorization. The model is an independent planning aid, not an OWASP certification.

What this tool does and why

Before you start

What

Plan least-privilege agent capabilities, scope restrictions, human approvals and denied actions before connecting tools.

Why

Agent actions can amplify a mistaken or malicious instruction. Narrow resources, short-lived grants and exact-action approvals reduce available authority while preserving useful work.

Your Result and Action update in the tool as you change its inputs.

Model note

This browser-side model explains the inputs you choose. Check an important decision against the real system, brief, or production constraints.

Next

Use the result to choose a connected next move.

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How this tool stays honest

How it works

Define an agent job, environment and required capabilities. Review deterministic permission decisions, requested exposure, sensitive-data boundaries, execution limits, audit requirements and emergency controls. Plans stay local and require separate authorization enforcement; this is not a sandbox or security certification.

Assumptions

The tool runs in your browser and models the information you provide. It does not know facts outside that model.

Limitations

Advisory deterministic rules, not runtime enforcement, verified authorization or a security certification. Purpose and safeguards are user declarations. Scope checks are shallow; resolved paths, DNS, tenant boundaries, real tool behavior and IAM require independent review and testing.

Understand AI Agent Permission Planner

What this tool helps you understand

Define an agent job, environment and required capabilities. Review deterministic permission decisions, requested exposure, sensitive-data boundaries, execution limits, audit requirements and emergency controls. Plans stay local and require separate authorization enforcement; this is not a sandbox or security certification.

When to use it

Before giving an agent tools, credentials or production access.

Try a scenario

Start with a coding agent: allow scoped repository reading, isolate test execution, restrict source edits and review push/PR actions. Add raw secret access to see an explicit denial rather than treating approval as a bypass.

How to read the result

Requested exposure is not residual risk or likelihood. Withhold CONTEXT REQUIRED capabilities, enforce DENY before any approval, and bind human approvals to exact operations. Implement scoped grants and test blocked behavior separately.

Assumptions and limits

Advisory deterministic rules, not runtime enforcement, verified authorization or a security certification. Purpose and safeguards are user declarations. Scope checks are shallow; resolved paths, DNS, tenant boundaries, real tool behavior and IAM require independent review and testing.

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