Tag: agents

All the articles with the tag "agents".

• The permission model was built for people holding jobs

  7 Jul, 2026·52 min read

  An HCM grants permissions to people holding jobs, and an agent is neither. Least privilege with no native expression, and the primitive that just shipped.

• Nobody owns the join between two agent platforms

  23 Jun, 2026·40 min read

  Four vendor agent platforms in one mesh, each sound alone. The seven joins that failed, starting with three catalogs where the loosest one decides.

• Containment is measured on the calls that never needed you

  9 Jun, 2026·36 min read

  Containment counts the sessions that never needed you. A booking agent's rollback is a refund, and a surge multiple is a scalar over a rotating mixture.

• Tail sampling has three ways to lose the trace you wanted

  17 Feb, 2026·24 min read

  Tail sampling fixes head sampling and adds three quieter ways to lose the same traces, none visible in the config and none logged as an error.

• Model Armor and DLP have to get through the perimeter too

  13 Jan, 2026·32 min read

  The content screens you put inline are themselves services behind the same wall. The endpoint Model Armor needs, and the field that says a screen ran.

• Who runs the OAuth flow decides your network topology

  11 Nov, 2025·24 min read

  Who runs the OAuth flow decides your network topology. Token exchange across agent hops, and why an act claim records who acted but never when.