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The combination of the three dimensions forms defense in depth: tool visibility controls the entry point, field masking controls data outflow, and request limits control the intensity of behavior; if any single dimension is bypassed, the other dimensions still provide constraints.
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AI Agent Control in Practice: A Guardrail Demo for MCP Servers
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