ILAIOS separates a request from permission to act. Identity, policy, approval, tool scope, validation and evidence determine whether consequential work can proceed.
Web, Desktop and other clients can submit intent, show approvals and surface results. They do not become the authority source for runtime permissions or policy.
Models, tools, providers, browsers and workers remain execution resources. The control boundary decides what they may do and validation decides what may be accepted.
A request becomes an accepted side effect only after authority, constraints, validation and evidence are satisfied.
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The platform remains the authority for permissions, policy, execution admission, state and acceptance boundaries.
Identity and tenant scope, policy, required approval, allowed tools and targets, data restrictions, budget and acceptance criteria are resolved before bounded execution. Missing required authority fails closed.
Authority is explicit, narrow and revocable.
Relevant data is not enough; access still requires the correct tenant and authorization context.
Where approval is required, it is tied to the proposed action and cannot be self-issued by an agent.
Missing required authority, validation or evidence stops sensitive work.
Security-relevant outcomes are supported by inspectable evidence rather than trust in model narration.
Certifications and attestations are stated only when independently obtained and current.
Report suspected vulnerabilities through security@ilaios.com. Report service misuse, spam or fraud through abuse@ilaios.com.