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Agents are calling your APIs and touching production data right now, often through shared service accounts or borrowed tokens that were never meant to carry this kind of load. That breaks your audit trail and turns least privilege into a theory rather than a control. OAuth 2.0 alone was not built for actors that plan, reason, and chain tool calls without a human in the loop, which is why delegation patterns like Dynamic Client Registration and assertion grants matter more than they did even a year ago. Without scoped, short lived credentials, you are left trying to reconstruct who did what after the fact instead of enforcing it at runtime.
This guide gets into the implementation details. It covers how to classify agents by trust boundary, spanning personal agents, digital assistants, and digital workers. It also shows how MCP gateways enforce policy at the point of tool invocation, and how to structure human in the loop approval flows using CIBA without killing latency. Beyond that, it breaks down where ReBAC and Zero Trust principles actually apply to agent traffic, not just human sessions.
Download the guide to build the delegation and authorization model your agent infrastructure already needs.
