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Tool Stack

AI Security Stack

Least-privilege tooling, approval gates and audit trails for agentic systems.

1 min readupdated 2026-08-01

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Give agents real capability without giving them a path to real damage. Least-privilege tooling, approval gates and audit trails for agentic systems.

Least-privilege tooling, approval gates and audit trails for agentic systems. Give agents real capability without giving them a path to real damage. The stack combines Supabase RLS (per-user authorisation on data), Scoped MCP servers (typed, minimal tool surface), Secret manager (no credentials in prompts or repos), Slack or in-app approvals (human gate on writes), Immutable audit log with alerting. This tool stack node is part of the Onexial knowledge graph and links to related concepts, workflows and tools below.
Purpose
Give agents real capability without giving them a path to real damage.
Tools Included
  • Supabase RLS (per-user authorisation on data)
  • Scoped MCP servers (typed, minimal tool surface)
  • Secret manager (no credentials in prompts or repos)
  • Slack or in-app approvals (human gate on writes)
  • Immutable audit log with alerting
Workflow Supported
Alternatives
  • Gateway-level guardrail products
  • Custom policy middleware
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What is the AI Security Stack stack for?

Give agents real capability without giving them a path to real damage.

Which tools are in this stack?

Supabase RLS (per-user authorisation on data), Scoped MCP servers (typed, minimal tool surface), Secret manager (no credentials in prompts or repos), Slack or in-app approvals (human gate on writes), Immutable audit log with alerting.

Are there alternatives to this stack?

Yes — Gateway-level guardrail products, Custom policy middleware.