Unverified50% confidenceDecision RuleExact time
The creation, authorization, and expiration recycling of agents should follow the same approval and audit logic as human accounts, rather than setting up a separate system.
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10/29/2026
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UnverifiedAny agent's output should go through a human approval step before release, and the approval gate should be placed before irreversible operations (such as deployment, deletion or external sending), not at every step.67% similarUnverifiedThe traditional repository permission system assumes that behind every account is an accountable person, so when an Agent connects as a service account, the commit history shows no indication of who drove the change.66% similarUnverifiedWhen multiple agents share the same set of API keys or service accounts, audit logs consolidate all operations under a single identity, making it impossible to reconstruct after the fact which agent did what.64% similarUnverifiedThe collection and storage of audit logs should be handled by a system independent of the executing entity, reflecting the principle of separation of duties.63% similarUnverifiedSensitive operations involving data exfiltration and account manipulation should require manual confirmation rather than being fully automated.62% similar
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