Give every tool
only what it needs.
Select a principal, describe an action in plain language, choose how long authority lasts, and see the policy decision before a native broker exists.
Who is asking?
Authority follows the exact agent, extension, or delegated tool identity.
What may it do?
Choose a normalized request. Sensitive environment files remain explicitly denied.
How long should access last?
Once-only grants are consumed after use. Session grants expire automatically.
Inspect the handoff—not a fake execution.
Each receipt shows what a future native broker must bind and enforce outside the untrusted process.
Start constrained, then compare the change.
Every simulation leaves a reason and broker receipt.
Simulate a request to record its principal, outcome, stable policy reason, and secret-safe broker receipt.
Human-readable grants
Principal selection, once/session/workspace scope, expiration, revocation, delegation context, and an audit timeline.
Enforcement outside the process
A native supervisor, filesystem broker, structured-command runner, egress proxy, and opaque credential handles.
Conformance before compatibility
No broad extension compatibility claim until the Linux isolation suite proves that undeclared access fails closed.