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Policy

What agents can do, what content/arguments get flagged, and who they resolve against — all one rule list, one engine.

Groups — reusable principal/tool references (1)

Agent Groups

A named set of agent ids. Use it as a rule's principal (e.g. "group:vendor-agents") instead of listing the same agents in every rule.

No agent groups yet.

Tool Groups

A named set of tool ids. Use it as a rule's tool (e.g. "group:destructive-tools") instead of listing the same tools in every rule.

Destructive tools
group:destructive-tools → execute_shell

Access Control

principal-tool and rate-ceiling rules — an agent's entire permission surface, top to bottom.

⠿1
No agent may call execute_shell
* → execute_shell
block21 audit entries
⠿2
Reject messages relayed through an untrusted/unknown hop
* — chain weakest link < trusted
block21 audit entries
⠿3
Per-visitor scan ceiling (5/hour)
visitor:* ≤ 5 / hour
block1 audit entries
⠿4
ops-bot capped at 2 calls/hour
ops-bot ≤ 2 / hour
monitor15 monitor hits1 audit entries
⠿5
Example: require trusted chain for tool calls (disabled)
* — chain weakest link < trusted
block0 audit entries
⠿6
Example: flag excessive delegation indirection (disabled)
* — chain depth > 2
flag0 audit entries
⠿7
Per-IP scan backstop (50/hour)
ip:* ≤ 50 / hour
block0 audit entries

Evaluated before any content/argument rule; a matching block stops here.