A Sui Foundation design note argues that AI agents should be bounded through permissions enforced by the systems they use, rather than instructions they are merely expected to remember. Blockchain transactions can record these rules and reject unauthorized actions, but they cannot establish that an agent’s objective is appropriate. Atomic transactions can group several operations and prevent partial outcomes, although they do not validate the price, recipient, or quality of an external service. For delegated tasks, permissions can define a budget, an approved purpose, an expiry, and authorized counterparties, while verifiable records support reconciliation and investigations. The proposal is a design framework for safer workflows, not an announcement that all AI agents deployed on Sui are reliable.
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