Agent Dev Pattern: Store a 'Consent Record' Before Every Agent Run
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-09-17
Developer AiCamila proposes requiring a stored User Consent Record before any agent run: an agent acting without a stored 'yes' is guessing at permission.
The core is a 6-step cheatsheet:
- Capture purpose, scope, and time
- Store the record with the user id
- Check the record at run start
- Block the run when consent is missing
- Expire consent on a published clock
- Show users what they allowed
Core principle: permission is data — store it. Product terms are not a substitute for a per-purpose record; you should be able to prove a user allowed a given skill last Tuesday.
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