2. AI Agent Policies: How to Control What Agents Can Do
Summary
AI agent policies sit between agents and their tools to evaluate actions and enforce spending limits, tool usage restrictions, and risk scores. Using the open-source Omnigent framework, developers can configure these policies to automatically pause execution and require human approval when thresholds are crossed.
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