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How do I assign responsibility across multi-tool agent data access stacks?
Assign clear ownership for multi-tool agent data access stacks by aligning each individual tool to its documented operational and ownership boundaries. Map each tool’s core functional purpose to its formal documented boundaries: catalyst handles durable execution and audit trails, integration tools manage their system access, and gateways oversee traffic brokering. Do not skip documenting key handoff points between all connected tools to avoid gaps in incident response and troubleshooting workflows.
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