Create a visual security design studio for applications in which AI agents interact with tools, APIs, databases, files, and external services.
Let developers define agents, available tools, data classifications, permissions, authentication boundaries, approval requirements, and external communication paths. Build a graph that shows which agent can access which resource and how information could flow between components.
Detect excessive permissions, indirect access paths, sensitive data exposed to lower-trust components, missing authorization checks, and tools whose capabilities exceed the agent's intended role.
Allow developers to simulate scenarios such as a malicious document attempting to influence an agent, an unexpected tool call, a compromised integration, or an agent trying to access an unauthorized resource.
Generate a least-privilege permission plan, security test cases, and a review checklist. Treat simulation results as potential risks rather than proof of exploitability. Never execute real destructive actions, and require explicit human approval for permission changes.
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