tool-permission-system

To enforce permission controls for AI agent tool calls, implement a layered permission pipeline that evaluates deny, allow, and ask decisions across enterprise, project, and session scopes before execution.

A layered rule source system for AI safety policies applies settings from policy, user, project, local, CLI, command, and session scopes in a clear override order to govern agent actions.

Yes, you can use hooks to track denied tool calls in CI/CD agents. The system supports hook integration and denial tracking to enable enterprise-grade governance and auditable safety decisions.

Implement safety checks immune to bypass for enterprise automation by applying a tool-level checkPermissions contract that enforces configurable governance and prompts across all agent actions.

Yes, the tool permission system supports session-level overrides. It evaluates rules across multiple sources including session settings, providing a default fallback to prompting when no specific rule is found.