Omnigent's intent-based authorization closes the gap between traditional authorization and AI agents by binding a session to a declared purpose, ensuring that actions are checked against that intent and denied or gated for human approval if outside it. This approach blocks prompt injection attacks, where an attacker injects instructions into an agent's content to steer it into unauthorized actions. By pairing intent-based authorization with session-risk scoring policy, Omnigent creates a layered defense that reinforces each other. AI summary
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