Developers need broad access. Their coding agents rarely need all of it. AgentProtect creates a separate runtime permission boundary for the autonomous actor.
Core problem
Developers often require broad privileges for debugging and operations. Coding agents should receive only task-scoped authority, not inherited full user authority.
Typical actors
Alice launches Claude Code
Actor
→
Action
→
Decision
ALLOW continues
BLOCK terminates
Policy Violation Blocked
× BLOCK
Actor
Claude Code
Human
Enterprise operator
Process
runtime policy engine
Action
SSH
Resource
Sensitive production resource
Policy
Autonomous actor policy boundary
Live product evidence aligned to this use case.
Allowed
repo
tests
GitHub
package registry
Blocked
SSH
AWS credentials
production secrets
unauthorized destinations
The developer retains access. The agent gets only what the task requires.