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When Agents Call Agents
Calls to agents increasingly come from other agents, as general-purpose assistants route work to specialists. On the wire, these are ordinary tool calls, but if you zoom out and look at them architecturally, each one is a delegation boundary. The calling
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The Republic of Bots
Somewhere on the internet, AI agents are creating religions, forming governments, and complaining about their humans. The social network is called Moltbook . It has, as of today, 1.4M+ users. All of them are bots. Or so they claim. That distinction matter
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The Hallucination Defense
"The AI hallucinated. I never asked it to do that." That's the defense. And here's the problem: it's often hard to refute with confidence. A financial analyst uses an AI agent to "summarize quarterly reports." Three months later, forensics discovers the M
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Semantic Attacks: Exploiting What Agents See
In Map/Territory , I covered the agenttool boundary: what happens when an agent's string gets interpreted by a system. Path traversal, SSRF, command injection. The execution layer. This post covers the opposite direction: worldagent. World perception Agen
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Claude Code CVE-2025-66032: Why Allowlists Aren't Enough
Recently, RyotaK at GMO Flatt Security published 8 ways to execute arbitrary commands in Claude Code without user approval. Anthropic patched it fast by switching to an allowlist. That stops the bleeding, but it doesn't cure the disease. The error was in
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The Map is not the Territory: The Agent-Tool Trust Boundary
The longer I work on Tenuo , the more I realize there's a specific blind spot in the current AI agent landscape that almost no one is talking about, even as the theoretical foundations solidify. There is exceptional momentum in security research right now
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Flowing Authority: Introducing Tenuo
What if authority followed the task, instead of the identity? I've been scratching my head over that question for a while. Every attempt to solve agent delegation with traditional IAM felt like papering over the same crack: tasks split, but authority does
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Capabilities Are the Only Way to Secure Agent Delegation
A few months ago, I set out to explain how to secure agent delegation with IAM. I ended with an uncomfortable conclusion: it might not be possible at all. In my last post , I showed that static permissions can't track dynamic intent. We decompose tasks ac
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Context Isolation Needs Authority Isolation
We isolate what an AI agent knows . Context windows. RAG. Memory scoping. We haven't figured out how to isolate what an agent can do .
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