
AI Agents Are a New Identity Class. Treat Them Like One
Every agent touching your inbox, files, and calendar is a non-human user with credentials and blast radius. Most orgs provision them like scripts and hope for the best.

Every agent touching your inbox, files, and calendar is a non-human user with credentials and blast radius. Most orgs provision them like scripts and hope for the best.

Mailboxes, files, and calendars are structured, timestamped, and permissioned — which is why naive vector search fails on them. Here's a retrieval design that works.

Enterprises can't deploy agents they can't review. Email threads already give every agent action a timestamped, human-readable, forwardable paper trail.

REST contracts assume a developer read the docs. Agents haven't. Here's why MCP and A2A give AI agents the context-rich email interface they actually need.

The best production agents are boring: deterministic software that calls an LLM at a few deliberate points—not a chatbot with root access.

Prototyping a workflow agent is easy. Running one in production is where auth, retries, evals, and oversight quietly eat your quarter. Here's how to decide.

Shared API keys give bots the run of your whole workspace. Tamaton issues each agent its own identity with per-layer, per-resource permissions instead.

The next security battleground isn't human passwords — it's who owns an autonomous agent's credentials when it acts on your behalf.

When agents send and reply at machine speed, triage becomes a routing and evaluation problem. Here's how we approach ai email management built for bots, not just humans.

Authentication tells us an agent is real. Delegation tells us who it's acting for — and that's the primitive we're missing. Here's how to build it.

AI agents are non-human identities that deserve just-in-time, scoped access — not the permanent keys most teams still hand out. Here's how to do it.

AI coding agents love to invent package names. Attackers register those names and wait. Here's how the hallusquatting attack works and how to defend against it.
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