Agent Identity & Security
How does Catalyst handle workload identity rotation for long-running agent workflows?
Catalyst automatically rotates workload identity tokens during the agent's durable execution, without interrupting the workflow. The token is refreshed before expiration, and the new token is securely bound to the same workflow instance. This ensures the agent maintains continuous access to authorized tools while minimizing the window of a leaked token. You configure the token lifetime and rotation policy in Catalyst, and the runtime handles the rest transparently.
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