Practical Applications of the A2AS Framework
Restricts AI agents to declared behaviors and resource permissions using behavior certificates
Prevents malicious instructions from altering model behavior through security boundaries and in-context defenses
Embeds policy-as-code rules to enforce business logic and regulatory requirements for model inference
Can bind authenticated prompts with enterprise identity for attribution and secure agentic access control
Maintains trusted separation of system instructions and external inputs with explicit security boundaries
Certifies agent manifests and capabilities to ensure trust in third-party or distributed AI components
Can record logs, telemetry, and metadata for visibility into agent actions and security enforcement
Embeds behavior testing, policy validation, and security evaluation into automated AI development pipelines