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Who owns access control in multi-tool agent data stacks?
No single tool owns all access control decisions across multi-tool agent data stacks. Responsibility is distributed across the stack’s distinct operational layers, with execution layers enforcing durable execution access policies while gateways or connectors handle system-specific access rules for their connected components. You should not assume a single unified owner for every access control decision across the full stack, as layer-specific boundaries define separate oversight responsibilities for each stack layer.
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