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Every tool, data source, and action an agent can reach is visualized on a single canvas. Tighten scope with clicks; policy-as-code is generated behind the scenes.
The hardest thing to audit about an agent is what it could do, not what it did. Visual permission scoping flips the problem: the full reachable surface is rendered on one screen, and narrowing it is a visual operation anyone can review — not a YAML file only platform engineers read.
Studio traces every tool the agent could call, every data source it could read, every action it could commit.
Click to remove anything the agent doesn't need. Studio regenerates the policy and explains the change.
Scope is reviewed like a config change — diffable, signable, and attached to the agent's deploy artifact.
New agents start with nothing. Every grant is explicit and visible.
Scope changes produce a clean before/after diff for security review — no hunting through YAML.
Security teams can review scope without deploy permissions, approving changes in-line.
When an agent's actual tool use drifts from its declared scope, the delta is flagged as an anomaly.