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The agent should not choose its own state view

An agent's ability to access and process information, particularly through tools, requires more granular control than traditional sandboxing. The author argues that simply limiting an agent's reachability is insufficient, as it doesn't account for what the agent actually observes, the version of the data, or the authority under which it was accessed. This AI

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The agent should not choose its own state view

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · David Loibner ·

    The agent should not choose its own state view

    <p>In <a href="https://dev.to/davidloibner/the-reasoning-was-right-but-the-world-shifted-3ngk">part 5</a>, I wrote about binding an intent to the state it was based on. If the branch moved after the agent read it, the request should stop.</p> <p>That check works. But it runs late…