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Is anyone actually enforcing policy or intent on coding agents, or is everyone just trusting the permission prompts?

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I work on Armor AI. We build policy enforcement tooling for AI coding agents — hard allow/deny rules for what an agent's tool calls can do, plus an intent check that makes the agent declare what it's about to do before it acts, so if it drifts from its own stated plan mid-task that gets blocked too…

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  1. 2026-09-08 11:55 · r/AI_Agents
    Is anyone actually enforcing policy or intent on coding agents, or is everyone just trusting the permission prompts?

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