Connect an AI assistant to email and calendars without delegating your entire identity
Decide what the assistant can read, draft, send and delete, then rehearse a malicious-message and disconnected-account scenario.
Agent field manual / Start with the authority
An assistant that summarizes a document needs different access from one that sends email, changes a bank beneficiary, installs a package or runs a shell. Decide which job you are delegating—and where the authority to act actually lives.
Personal accounts
Review mail, calendars, connected applications and recovery. A message or invitation cannot grant the assistant more authority.
Review a personal assistant ↗Financial information
Separate analysis from account access, transaction signing and execution. Keep final authorization and recovery outside the model.
Review financial permissions ↗Security research
Check program authorization and isolate unfamiliar repositories, install hooks, dependencies and generated commands from everyday credentials.
Prepare a bounded workflow ↗Keep source material separate from the authority to act.
Original Web3Sec diagram. On small screens, scroll the figure or open the full-size version.Keep the mechanism in view
Each guide includes a failure drill, recovery considerations, primary references and a working checklist.
Decide what the assistant can read, draft, send and delete, then rehearse a malicious-message and disconnected-account scenario.
Design payment and treasury workflows around verified destinations, transaction-bound approvals, limits and an independent stop control.
Inspect before executing, isolate dependencies and tests, constrain network and filesystem access, and verify disposal with dummy secrets.
Use agents for understanding and reproducible reporting while preserving program authorization, data boundaries and meaningful human validation.
A preflight and change-review procedure for local and remote MCP integrations, from installation hooks to token revocation.
An operating procedure for task-scoped identities, secret delivery, output review and recovery after unintended access or upload.
Review the authority inherited from cookies, browser profiles, connected sites and downloads before an agent uses an authenticated browser.
Track source provenance, enforce current retrieval permissions and test whether poisoned content survives into later tasks.
Inspect the whole instruction bundle, referenced resources and effective permissions before enabling a workflow extension or accepting its update.
Make repeated agent work stop predictably when permissions, timing, costs or external side effects no longer match the approved task.
Protect local bridges, development services, cloud metadata and internal APIs with explicit network and application boundaries.
The worksheets produce review prompts from the capabilities you select. They do not inspect the actual provider, sandbox, permissions or repository. Check the real grants, mounts, subprocesses and revocation behavior before relying on the plan.
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