Security & control
Keep control close to the action.
How workspace roles, tool permissions, and execution traces support centralized agent oversight.
As agents use more tools, the team needs a clear place to define authority and inspect activity. Security starts with knowing who is acting, what they can access, and what they are allowed to do.
Separate access from action
YouWo’s workspace permission service checks membership and roles. Resource permissions distinguish actions such as reading, writing, sharing, and inviting. The agent runner also supports a permission decision before a tool executes.
These controls serve different purposes. Access to a workspace gives context; authorization for a tool determines whether a particular action should run. We configure the workflow with both in view.
Make activity inspectable
Execution traces record model calls, tool calls, permission decisions when configured, usage, and stopping conditions. Together, these provide a basis for investigating an unexpected result and improving the workflow.
For an engagement, we define the required permission checks, escalation points, and execution limits, then test that configuration. Centralized agent control means bringing those decisions together around the work your team has actually authorized.
Make security measurable in each pilot
We test denied as well as allowed requests: can one role retrieve another team's restricted data, can a tool act beyond its assigned authority, and does a revoked permission stop the next action? The useful measures are denied-action test pass rate, trace coverage, approval coverage for sensitive writes, and revocation time.
These are pilot acceptance measures, not published company-wide security scores. Each customer workflow needs its own tested boundary and review path.