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Goldman Sachs’s reported restrictions on coding agents by job title have prompted a different security proposal: limit what an agent can reach, not which employee is allowed to use it.
Why it mattersIn an article published on 9 November, Hitesh argues for giving agents narrower identities, read-only access by default, and a clear divide between building and shipping software. It is a practical alternative to treating job titles as a security boundary.
Discuss: Should companies control coding agents mainly through employee access rules, or give agents their own restricted identities and permissions?
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