Framework proposes 7-point 'authority card' to prevent AI agent permission creep
Puzzled_Elderberry46 · reddit · 2026-09-02
To prevent AI agents from executing unauthorized actions, a user proposed a 7-line 'authority card' framework covering objectives, allowed data, permitted tools, prohibited actions, stop conditions, human owners, and audit records. The author emphasizes separating drafting, uploading, and publishing permissions and stresses the importance of 'failure drills' to test refusal handling.
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