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Agent requests action
Platforms
Add policy checks, human approval, and signed receipts before your agents execute high-risk actions.
Enterprise buyer question
“Who authorized this agent action, under what policy, and where is the proof?”
Permission Protocol gives platforms that answer.
Problem
Your agents can call tools, update systems, send messages, create PRs, modify data, or trigger workflows. Enterprise buyers need control before those actions execute and evidence after they complete.
How it works
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Agent requests action
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Permission Protocol checks policy
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Low-risk actions proceed
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High-risk actions require human signature
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Signed receipt is issued
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Action executes or remains blocked
Example actions
Integration modes
Add human approval steps inside your agent product before consequential actions execute.
Use Permission Protocol as the system of record for who authorized what and under which policy.
Call an external authorization layer from agent tools, workflows, and product backends.
Start from the concrete GitHub adapter: required checks, human signatures, and approval receipts.
Decide which actions can proceed automatically and which require explicit human authority.
Route high-risk action requests to a signer before the agent continues.
Keep evidence of who authorized the action, what policy applied, and what request was approved.
Why platforms care
Enterprise customers do not only ask whether your agent can act. They ask who authorized the action, what policy allowed it, and what evidence exists afterward.
Start with a concrete integration conversation. Use Deploy Gate as the reference implementation.