Agent tool gatingHIGHIndie fit 10/10
Agent Tool Firewall
A local gateway that scores every proposed tool call and requires confirmation only when risk is high.
- Problem
- Autonomous agents can select destructive or irrelevant tools from large catalogs.
- Why Jev
- Tool execution needs a typed allow/deny/escalate decision with confidence, not generated prose.
- Architecture
- Agent proposal → Jev risk and intent questions → deterministic policy thresholds → tool or approval UI.
- Current alternative
- Prompt-based guardrails, static allowlists, or an LLM judge on every call.
- Jev advantage
- A decision can run inside every agent step while preserving explicit policy code.
- Unknowns
- Calibration under prompt injection and whether confidence remains stable across tool schemas.
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Confidence: The typed-decision interface directly matches tool gating, though safety still needs deterministic backstops.
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