On-chain spending policies for AI agent wallets. 14 testnets + 2 mainnets. 4 audits. ASP-1 spec.
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On-chain spending policies for AI agent wallets. 14 testnets + 2 mainnets. 4 audits. ASP-1 spec.
Policy enforcement for AI agents, centralized and consistent. Define your rules once in umbod.toml, hook in your agents, and every one of them plays by the same rulebook.
Gate AI-agent actions with explicit grants, durable journals, MCP server support, and verification.
MCP server for Agent Ready — scan any URL for AI agent readability against the Vercel Agent Readability Spec, llmstxt.org, and agent protocols (MCP, A2A, agents.json, agent-permissions, UCP, x402). 59 checks with per-check fix guidance.
POSIX for AI agents — ten OS-level primitives. Mirrored from isaacsight/kernel monorepo. Apache 2.0.
Permission manifest schema, validator, and evaluator for AI agents.
Free AI agent authority, permissions and reachability resources for understanding what agents can access before they act.
Zero-knowledge authorization for autonomous AI agents. Cryptographically verify agent mandates without exposing policy details or sensitive authorization data.
A small offline reference agent with a narrow permission boundary and deterministic tests.
**The data behind agent permission rules.** Verified facts about what each CLI command does — destructive flags, network reach, BSD vs GNU differences — with a re-runnable check behind every row, so a policy is written from evidence instead of intuition.
Limit your coding agents' GitHub access to just one repo.
Give AI agents verified identity, scoped permissions, and reusable proof through one MCP.
Public-safe security and boundary patterns for artifact publication, repo visibility, secrets handling, and data separation.
Add verification gates, reusable proof, and agent permissions to your app.
Official TypeScript SDK for the agentleFS REST API. Agent permissions for the files your team shares. Generated from openapi/v1.yaml.
WRIT is a GenLayer project for agent permissions
To associate your repository with the agent-permissions topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."