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Least-privilege access control ensures AI agents and sub-agents only receive minimum required permissions. It is enforced by designing a permission graph with scoped, time-bound delegations, consent flows, and audit trails for compliance tracking.

To design a permission graph, map nodes representing users, buddies, sub-agents, and services, then connect them with delegation edges. Apply scope definitions, time-bounded permissions, and approval workflows to enforce least-privilege and track changes for compliance.

Yes, time-bounded permissions are enforced by defining durations and conditions on delegation edges. Consent flows and comprehensive change-tracking are built into the authorization process to govern high-risk delegated tasks and maintain compliance.

To audit authorization for compliance, implement comprehensive change-tracking across the permission graph and delegation vault. Map user-to-buddy and buddy-to-sub-agent delegations with consent flows to generate auditable trails for high-risk operations and scope modifications.

Yes, this access-control approach supports external services and sub-agents by modeling them as nodes within the permission graph. You can apply scope definitions, time-bounded permissions, and approval workflows to delegations across the entire service ecosystem.