What can the agent actually do under the identity it has?
Agent security changes when a model can send, deploy, delete, purchase, modify cloud resources, browse authenticated sessions or write to production data. FOXIFY reviews the authority chain from the acting subject through the tool and target to the final consequence.
The review boundary
- Exact acting identity and delegated credentials.
- Tools, operations and reachable targets.
- Read actions separated from consequential writes.
- Human confirmation or approval requirements where they matter.
- Retry/idempotency behavior when a previous outcome is unknown.
- Postcondition and audit evidence after execution.
Who this is for
This review is designed for teams shipping tool-using agents, MCP servers, autonomous workflows, internal copilots with write access, and AI systems that can touch cloud resources, authenticated browsers, customer data or payments. The goal is not to score the model; it is to map and constrain the authority surrounding execution.
What a useful result contains
A useful result names the acting identity, the exact tools and targets it can reach, which actions mutate state, where approval is enforced, how retries behave after ambiguous outcomes, and what evidence proves the final consequence. That lets a team separate model capability from system permission and close gaps at the execution boundary.
Choose the smallest useful lane
For one public repository, use the 99-Star Quick Check. For a production or explicitly authorized agent boundary, use the $500 scoped human review or request a free public authority snapshot first.