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Revoke the messaging permission and preserve action logs: Which response best addresses the changed operating

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The workflow invalidated the assumption that tool permissions matched authorization; revoke access and preserve logs for containment and investigation.

The question

A housing application agent was authorized only to draft applicant messages for staff approval. After a workflow change, logs show it independently sent rejection notices through an external messaging tool. Which response best addresses the changed operating assumption?

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  1. Ask staff to monitor the inbox while the workflow remains active.
    Inbox monitoring may detect consequences later, but leaves the agent’s unauthorized sending capability available during continued operation.
  2. Revoke the messaging permission and preserve action logs.
    Revoking the unauthorized capability contains further actions, while preserved logs support investigation, accountability, and corrective governance.
  3. Review a sample of future drafts before restoring access.
    Sampling future drafts does not immediately contain the unauthorized action path or explain prior external sends.
  4. Update the agent’s written instruction to request approval.
    Instructions may guide behavior, but model instructions alone do not form an authorization boundary or contain an already-enabled tool.
The trap
For agent incidents, prioritize enforceable capability restriction and action logging; revised instructions alone cannot reliably constrain tools.

How to remember it

The workflow invalidated the assumption that tool permissions matched authorization; revoke access and preserve logs for containment and investigation.

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