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[Sponsor] WorkOS: Let Agents Use Your Tools Without Giving Them Free Rein

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Briefings

WorkOS Airlock is a new tool allowing organizations to assign specific tasks to AI agents rather than broad roles, ensuring every interaction is logged and approved. The system enforces strict policies where calls are allowed, denied, or routed to humans, with all decisions recorded. Early access is available for organizations seeking to control agent behavior.

Key points

• WorkOS Airlock assigns specific tasks to AI agents instead of broad roles, ensuring every interaction is logged and approved.
• The system enforces strict policies where calls are allowed, denied, or routed to humans, with all decisions recorded.

Context

AI agents are often assigned broad roles, which can lead to over- or under-assignment of tasks. WorkOS Airlock addresses this by allowing organizations to define specific intents for each call, ensuring strict control over agent behavior.

Limitations

Early access is available for organizations seeking to control agent behavior. The system logs every decision, but specific implementation details and testing data are not provided in the source.

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