agent-access-control

To control messaging access for an AI agent, you can enforce tiered contact permissions and owner approval workflows. This secures the agent by separating owners, trusted contacts, and blocked senders with different capabilities.

Stranger deflection sends a diplomatic first response to unknown contacts, notifies the owner, and allows the owner to approve, restrict, or block the sender. This ensures unknown users cannot interact without explicit permission.

Yes, multi-platform handling normalizes sender IDs across channels like WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord. This enforces the same access control policy and tiered permissions consistently regardless of the messaging platform used.

You set up an approval workflow by creating a memory-backed JSON policy that defines owner IDs and stranger messaging rules. When an unknown sender appears, the system deflects them and prompts the owner for approval.

You prevent unwanted access by applying per-tier rate limits, audit logging, and strict tool restrictions. These safety controls reduce abuse and protect private data by limiting what untrusted senders can do.

Yes, a memory-backed JSON policy is required to enforce per-tier rate limiting and audit logging. This policy stores normalized sender IDs, access tiers, and privacy restrictions to strictly manage agent interactions.