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In a multi-Agent collaboration chain, delegation allows permissions to pass along the chain; for example, Agent A delegates to Agent B to call a tool, and B effectively inherits part of A's permissions.
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10/28/2026
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AI Agent Control in Practice: A Guardrail Demo for MCP Servers
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