test-restricted-tools

Verify tool access restrictions by testing whether a Skill's 'allowed-tools' parameter successfully blocks unauthorized tools. This validates security configurations by attempting to invoke specified and unspecified tools to confirm only permitted functionalities are available.

Tool restriction enforcement ensures an AI agent only accesses explicitly permitted tools defined by the 'allowed-tools' parameter. This security auditing process prevents unauthorized tool usage and maintains predictable agent behavior during sensitive operations.

Test if a Skill blocks harmful tools by attempting to use restricted tools like Bash or Read and reporting the findings. This verifies that only permitted tools, such as Write, remain accessible while unauthorized tools are successfully blocked.

Yes, you can validate the 'allowed-tools' configuration before deployment by testing access to specified and unspecified tools. This confirms the restriction rules are enforced, ensuring predictable agent behavior and preventing unauthorized tool usage in production.

If an agent accesses blocked tools, the 'allowed-tools' configuration may not be properly enforced. Use a validation process to test access to specific tools and confirm whether the restriction rules are actually blocking unauthorized functionalities.

No, this tool restriction test requires no dependencies or components. It operates by directly attempting to use tools like Write, Read, and Bash to report whether the 'allowed-tools' configuration successfully enforces access control.