I think you have to want that conclusion to read the document this way. This is enterprise authentication architecture stuff, and "agent-native identity" refers to how you designate an agent, session, whatever as a principal in an IAM system.
The space is rife with folks asking big questions like "if I give an agent money to invest, I don't owe taxes on it because the agent did it, right?"
I do enjoy asking people what they mean when they say they want to build an agent-native platform, because that work is rarely what they actually want to do.
The space is rife with folks asking big questions like "if I give an agent money to invest, I don't owe taxes on it because the agent did it, right?"
I do enjoy asking people what they mean when they say they want to build an agent-native platform, because that work is rarely what they actually want to do.