Protected action
Create a child intent with narrower authority. Recheck ancestor status and scope at action time; paused, expired, or insufficient ancestor authority must refuse execution.
Agent-to-agent delegation
Delegated tasks must stay within signed authority.
A chain of agents can obscure the accountable owner and accidentally expand permissions unless each delegation is constrained.
Implementation requirements
Define accountable principals, explicit delegation depth, immutable signed versions, and action-time ancestor validation. Preserve the chain in reviewable evidence.
Evaluation boundary
Reference delegation checks do not establish interoperability with every external agent framework or deployed multi-agent acceptance.
Inspect the outcome
Follow the decision, approval when required, grant, destination effect, and receipt. Check altered parameters and replay refusals alongside a legitimate execution. An HTTP success alone is insufficient evidence.
Use case / Agent-to-agent delegation
Create a child intent with narrower authority. Recheck ancestor status and scope at action time; paused, expired, or insufficient ancestor authority must refuse execution.
Illustrative integration review. These controls explain the design; they do not submit requests, grant authority, or execute an action.
Inspect the flow
Stage 1
Define scope
Create a child intent with narrower authority. Recheck ancestor status and scope at action time; paused, expired, or insufficient ancestor authority must refuse execution.
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From evaluation to a scoped pilot
Start with one protected action. Inspect reference evidence, agree the destination integration and operational responsibilities, then assess the selected deployment against success, failure, abuse, and recovery requirements.