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SignalNov 8, 20261 min read4 sources

Software products now give agents their own accounts and delegated identities

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Stripe's claimable sandboxes let an agent set up a working test environment before any user registers, then attach it to an account later. Canva's service accounts give backend apps an identity for its APIs without each end user signing in.

AWS shows Okta Cross App Access governing agents that act for a user across apps. Access design now has to separate what an agent may do as itself from what it does on someone's behalf.

From the Field Notes:

EditorAndrey Reshetnikov, AI product and AI engineering

  1. Agent-ready software exposes capabilities
  2. Agent security moves to runtime boundaries

Evidence / sources

  1. 1stripe.dev/blog/claimable-sandboxes-frictionless-stripe-accounts-for-agents
  2. 2canva.dev/blog/developers/canva-service-accounts
  3. 3aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/govern-ai-agent-access-with-okta-cross-app-access-and-amazon-bedrock-agentcore-part-1
  4. 4aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/govern-ai-agent-access-with-okta-cross-app-access-and-amazon-bedrock-agentcore-part-2
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