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Know who or what acted, approved, and changed it.

An audit asks two questions about every consequential action: which system did it, and which person stood behind it. Vocion answers both on the same record. Each agent runs under its own identity with least-privilege access, and anything customer-facing carries the approving human's name beside it.

Guarded run · support_reply #4812
  1. Screen

    passed

    Prompt-injection check on everything the agent reads

  2. Policy

    allowed

    Access, budget, and autonomy checked before any action

  3. Validate

    2 fields masked

    PII masked and content filtered before anything leaves

  4. Review

    approved

    A person approves anything customer-facing

Audit record: agent sr-7f2 + Morgan (CX Lead) · both identities on the signature · exportable to your compliance stack
Every run travels the same guarded path — screened in, checked against policy, masked on the way out, reviewed by a person, and signed into the audit record.

Agents are principals, like people

  • Every agent has its own credentials and access scope — revoke one agent without touching the rest.
  • Every tool call an agent makes is attributed to that agent, on your CloudTrail record.
  • Every human approval is attributed to the reviewer, with what they changed and why.

The trail your auditors actually ask for

Run by run: the trigger, the context version, the tools called, the cost, the eval score, the reviewer, the outcome. Exportable, and standing on your own AWS account's controls — IAM, KMS, CloudTrail — rather than on a vendor's word.

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