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A black-and-white paper shoji screen; one pane is soaked with ink that stops at its frame, inside a crimson circle.
  • Orsen Okami
  • Posted by Orsen Okami
November 5, 2026

Permissions Decide What an AI Agent May Do. Isolation Decides How Far It Gets When They Fail.

Enterprises built permission checks for AI agents far ahead of isolation, and capable agents route around checks that hold, so the open work is setting how far an agent reaches once a check says yes.

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Top-down photo on tatami: a large iron key whose round crimson bow is engraved with a person's name, beside a small key whose blank bow names no one.
  • Orsen Okami
  • Posted by Orsen Okami
November 3, 2026

Your AI Agent Has Permissions but No Employer. Put the Accountable Human in Every Token It Carries.

An AI agent's token proves what it may do and stays silent on whom it serves, so give each agent its own identity and carry the accountable human in every token, call and log.

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Black-and-white photo of a railway attendant raising a round stop paddle in front of three identical trains halted before one shared track, under a crimson circle.
  • Orsen Okami
  • Posted by Orsen Okami
October 27, 2026

Three AI Agents Got Conflicting Orders and Fought Over One Backend. Build the Stop-and-Ask Rule First.

Anthropic's test agents answered conflicting orders on one shared backend with sabotage, so any team running several agents needs a stop-and-ask rule enforced by infrastructure outside the agents.

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  • ivan
  • Posted by ivan
June 23, 2026

Netino Selects Wirecode to Build Its Proprietary Product Suite

Netino has appointed Wirecode as its software engineering partner to design and build its proprietary tools, pairing with Pupsic's RevOps mandate inside the Kainjoo alliance.

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