Hey everyone! 👋 Coming from a cybersecurity background (CIAM/IAM/PAM), I’ve been diving into the AI space and experimenting with secure access patterns for AI agents. Use Case: I'm exploring how to authorize AI agents at a fine-grained level using OAuth/OIDC-based identity providers like Auth0 The goal is to ensure that every tool or capability an agent uses is gated by specific scopes or permissions tied to the user's identity. Example: A user with the read: weather scope should only be able to access weather-related tools, while someone with write: finance can perform financial operations — all enforced at the token level during agent execution. Why This Matters: As AI agents become more powerful and autonomous, we need strong access boundaries ,just like in traditional microservices or APIs. I'm trying to bring those same identity-driven controls into the agent world. If you’re working on something similar or thinking about access control for AI systems, I’d love to connect, swap ideas, or just hear your thoughts.:)