State Stores & Persistence
How do permissions interact with immutable agent execution state?
Permissions for immutable agent execution state prioritize access control over modification to support critical audit and compliance requirements. These permissions carefully define which users can view existing stored execution records, since the immutable state cannot be altered, edited, or removed at all after it is first formally written. Overly broad permissions can still expose sensitive execution data to unauthorized external and internal users, even for these unchangeable stored records.
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