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Permission envelope
The boundary around a delegated intelligence: the authority that grants it, credentials and enforcement controls that bound it, and directives that guide it. The system may not widen its own authority. Changes require an authorized person or control process outside its reach.
Discussed in the book
- Chapter 3: What an Orchestrator Orchestrates — 3.12 The permission envelope mentioned 5×
- Chapter 5: Orchestration in Practice — 5.6 Concrete artifacts — what exists, and why it is not enough mentioned 3×
- Chapter 3: What an Orchestrator Orchestrates — 3.13 What this chapter is not mentioned 2×
- Chapter 5: Orchestration in Practice — 5.3 Before and after: two ways to change a website mentioned 2×
- Chapter 1: The Orchestrator's Toolkit — 1.6 Tool interfaces and actuation mentioned 2×
- Chapter 1: The Orchestrator's Toolkit — 1.7 Identity and access control mentioned 2×
- Chapter 3: What an Orchestrator Orchestrates — 3.4 What is delegated? mentioned once
- Chapter 3: What an Orchestrator Orchestrates — 3.9 The components of a delegated intelligence mentioned once
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