Agent Permissions Manifest Generator
A build-time generator that scans an agent app and produces a permissions manifest listing tools, file paths, environment variables, network domains, and risky actions the agent can reach.
- Target market
- Indie devs and small AI product teams of 1-10 building agents with tool calls, local file access, API keys, database access, or network actions.
Problem snapshot
What this solves
A founder adds a new tool to an agent and forgets that it can now write files, call a billing API, and read three new environment variables. The code review shows a helper function, not the effective permission surface the agent gained. When the agent misbehaves, nobody has a clear inventory of what it was allowed to do at build time. Small teams need a…
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