dag-scope-enforcer

Runtime permissions for tool invocations, file reads/writes, and network calls are enforced using middleware that blocks unauthorized actions and logs violations during DAG-based agent execution. It ensures operations stay within defined scopes.

Preventing unauthorized network calls during DAG execution requires applying an enforcement middleware that intercepts runtime operations, blocks unsafe access, and logs violations for traceable compliance and auditing.

Runtime boundary enforcement for file system access works by defining an EnforcementContext and EnforcementMiddleware that intercept file reads and writes, immediately blocking operations that violate predefined scopes.

Yes, permission violations can be logged for tracing during DAG agent execution. The enforcement mechanism integrates with a tracer and isolation manager to record all blocked operations and ensure traceable compliance.

An isolation manager is needed to enforce tool access control effectively, as the enforcement middleware integrates directly with it and a tracer to block disallowed commands, MCP tools, and unsafe file operations.

Operations occur outside the defined runtime scope when enforcement middleware is not activated. Activating it intercepts tool, file, and network operations to block disallowed commands and log violations for tracing.