agent-authority · capability module
Agent Authority Pack
Define what an agent may do, what it may never do, when a person must approve, how much it may commit, and how its authority can be suspended or revoked.
Who it is for
A fit when the operating case is real
- Companies delegating purchasing, selling, or operations to agents
- Teams that need readable and machine-readable authority rules
- Operators who want a documented kill switch before connecting credentials
Included when scoped
The workstream
- Agent designation and accountable-controller record
- Permitted and prohibited action schedules
- Financial, contract, geography, and counterparty limits
- Human approval matrix
- Validity, expiry, suspension, replacement, and revocation rules
- Machine-readable einllc.agent-authority.v1 manifest
Deliverables
What this module can leave with you
Process
Four steps from scope to handoff
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Step 1
Decide
The controller defines the business outcome and the actions that may support it.
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Step 2
Bind
The authority is tied to one organization, agent identity, environment, and validity window.
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Step 3
Authorize
Limits, prohibitions, approvals, and escalation rules are written in readable and structured forms.
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Step 4
Execute elsewhere
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