Title: How are you handling credentials, permissions and auditing once an agent has many real tools?
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For people building agents that actually take actions: what happens once you go from 3–5 tools to dozens of APIs/custom tools? I’ve been building a control gateway between agents and their tools . The idea is to keep credentials/OAuth, tool permissions, policies/approvals, rate limits and execution…
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- 2026-09-13 08:46 · r/AI_Agents
Title: How are you handling credentials, permissions and auditing once an agent has many real tools?
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