AI Plugins Require Secondary Authorization
HaktanSuren · x · 2026-07-19
A post points out that a website owner opting into AI doesn't mean every plugin gets automatic access. What's truly needed is a second layer of authorization dictating which plugins can send data and which can spend money. The author also introduces HandL AI Connector, highlighting the importance of managing permission boundaries during AI integration.
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