Agent Access and Secret Boundary ImplementationOperated by Reality Contact, LLC

Task-scoped access for production-adjacent agents

Authorize the agent for three tasks and keep every other capability blocked.

A secure intake produces a free permission map and one adversarial test. The fixed implementation adds scoped identities, isolated execution, secret injection, tool and network rules, consent, audit events, ten tests, revocation, and an authorization packet.

Free permission map and adversarial testSee the paid continuation
Example result

Agent task boundary: authorization packet

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  1. Repository readAllowed / path scopedThe task identity can read only the accepted tree.
  2. Secret valueInjected / raw deniedThe runtime resolves a reference without logging the value.
  3. New network hostHeld / consent requiredThe buyer reviews the requested destination.
  4. Emergency revokePassed / 42 secondsPost-revoke attempts are denied and recorded.
Example rows show the permission record. Customer decisions depend on approved tasks, identities, environments, and adversarial tests.

An agent task does not justify every capability available in its environment.

A coding or operations agent may inherit repository access, shell commands, credentials, network paths, and downstream tools that are unrelated to the approved task.

Without a tested boundary, the team cannot show what the agent could reach, how a secret entered execution, what action required consent, or whether access ended after revocation.

The free map connects one task set to exposed capabilities and a proposed hold boundary.

The adversarial test uses a safe path to show one excess permission, secret exposure, network route, or missing revoke control without receiving production authority.

The paid implementation constrains three task sets and produces ten test receipts, audit evidence, an emergency revoke path, and a buyer-controlled authorization packet.

What comes back from the record

A finished map covers one agent and task set, then documents one safe adversarial test for exposed secrets, excess capabilities, unauthorized network paths, and the proposed hold boundary.

Turnaround: The map arrives within three business days after task definitions, tool catalog, identity model, environment boundaries, and a safe test path are received.

Map the task, approve the boundary, install controls, and authorize from evidence

  1. Map one authorization

    The free artifact connects tasks, identities, tools, secrets, networks, environments, excess capabilities, and one adversarial result.

  2. Approve ten cases

    You confirm three task sets, permitted effects, consent conditions, owners, revoke timing, and the adversarial suite.

  3. Install the boundary

    Scoped identities, injection, isolation, allowlists, egress controls, redaction, audit events, rotation, and revoke are implemented.

  4. Authorize production

    You review every receipt, retain credentials and security authority, and decide whether the constrained tasks may run.

There is already a market for this work.

The links below show existing providers and public reports from people who have dealt with the same problem. A source supports only the statement printed beside it.

SourceDoppler sells team secret management with scoped integrations, roles, service accounts, rotation, and activity logs at a published per-user price.Source1Password sells business credential management and role-based vault access at a published per-user price.SourceNIST zero-trust guidance treats access as an explicit, resource-focused decision rather than implicit trust from network location.ProviderDoppler Team: $21 per user per month, including role-based access, integration scoping, rotation, service accounts, and ninety-day activity logs.Provider1Password Business: $8.99 per user per month when paid annually, with role-based vault access and business identity integrations.

Why the check is free

The map is free because Reality Contact, LLC is testing which pending agent authorizations have a bounded implementation path and whether the evidence supports a fixed control installation.

Free permission map and adversarial test

A finished map covers one agent and task set, then documents one safe adversarial test for exposed secrets, excess capabilities, unauthorized network paths, and the proposed hold boundary. The map arrives within three business days after task definitions, tool catalog, identity model, environment boundaries, and a safe test path are received.

Do not send private links or files through this form. If the service fits, a person will reply with a secure intake method and written deletion terms before you share private material.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC. Prices are in United States dollars, and each refund condition appears beside its paid package. This is technical security implementation; it does not replace professional security, privacy, legal, compliance, penetration-testing, or production review. The controls do not promise containment against untested vulnerabilities, correct downstream authorization, absence of every secret, or protection outside the accepted tasks and environments.

Answers for the questions around this decision

Questions before you send anything

What do I send?

Do not send private or sensitive links, files, credentials, records, or documents through the public form. A person will provide a secure intake method and written deletion terms before private transfer.

What comes back for free?

A finished map covers one agent and task set, then documents one safe adversarial test for exposed secrets, excess capabilities, unauthorized network paths, and the proposed hold boundary. The map arrives within three business days after task definitions, tool catalog, identity model, environment boundaries, and a safe test path are received.

Where does the service stop?

Reality Contact, LLC implements bounded controls but does not certify security, approve production access, own credentials, choose lawful data use, conduct a broad penetration test, respond to incidents, or administer access indefinitely. The buyer approves tasks, roles, tools, network destinations, secret owners, consent conditions, production credentials, residual risks, and the final authorization. This is technical security implementation; it does not replace professional security, privacy, legal, compliance, penetration-testing, or production review.

Can credentials be sent through the public form?

No. Do not send credentials, private links, repositories, network details, or security records. Those wait for secure intake and written deletion terms.

Does passing ten tests certify the agent as secure?

No. The tests cover named tasks, environments, credential classes, and adversarial cases. The buyer retains security review and production authorization.

Does Reality Contact, LLC administer access after handoff?

No. The buyer owns identities, credentials, roles, monitoring, rotation, incident response, and every later authorization change.

Free permission map and adversarial test

A finished map covers one agent and task set, then documents one safe adversarial test for exposed secrets, excess capabilities, unauthorized network paths, and the proposed hold boundary. The map arrives within three business days after task definitions, tool catalog, identity model, environment boundaries, and a safe test path are received.

Do not send private links or files through this form. If the service fits, a person will reply with a secure intake method and written deletion terms before you share private material.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC. Prices are in United States dollars, and each refund condition appears beside its paid package. This is technical security implementation; it does not replace professional security, privacy, legal, compliance, penetration-testing, or production review. The controls do not promise containment against untested vulnerabilities, correct downstream authorization, absence of every secret, or protection outside the accepted tasks and environments.

Operated by Reality Contact, LLC.

The customer approves every task, identity, credential, tool, network destination, residual risk, and production authorization.

Refund conditions appear beside each paid price.

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