- In short
- A tool-set audit periodically re-reviews a deployed agent's full tool set the same way an organisation re-reviews user permissions. For each tool found to be out of scope, the tool is removed and the reason for removal is recorded. Removal decisions are tied to the agent's current task or definition, not to historical usage alone, and the audit is repeated as the agent's scope evolves rather than run once at launch.
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