PROBLEM
Why this system exists
Enterprise agents need to act across CRM, ticketing, knowledge, and internal APIs without receiving reusable admin credentials or authority broader than the human user.
Agent Identity & Authorization
Built and validated
Brokered Agent Delegation & Enterprise API Security
Secure cross-application agent action without broad standing privileges or independent superuser authority.
A deterministic Python implementation of user-bound delegation, OAuth 2.0 token-exchange concepts, OIDC claims validation, policy-as-code authorization, scoped delegated tokens, API-side enforcement, abuse-case testing, and evidence records for allow and deny decisions.
OUTCOME
What the build proves
Proves a fail-closed chain from validated identity through policy, token brokering, downstream API validation, and audit-ready evidence.
IMPLEMENTATION PROOF
Evidence a technical reviewer can inspect.
The implementation runs end to end and includes tests, traces, evidence artifacts, or repeatable validation steps.
Built capabilities
- User-bound, audience-bound, scope-limited delegated access
- Independent downstream API validation and deny-by-default policy
- 43 validation tests plus full-chain allow and deny evidence records
Technology stack
PythonOAuth 2.0OIDCPolicy as CodeRegoPytestJSON EvidenceEnterprise APIs
Evidence available
ENGINEERING BOUNDARIES
Precise claims build trust.
- External identity integration is simulated without live tenant secrets or raw production tokens.
- The lab models delegated access and evidence; it does not grant autonomous production authority.
RECRUITER / HIRING MANAGER
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