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A new Agent Access Model (AAM) proposes shrinking agent capabilities instead of smarter access decisions. It uses short-lived, sender-constrained credentials and enforces policy in the harness and network, not prompts. The model removes implicit trust from task execution graphs, addressing ephemeral, machine-speed agents.
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