AgentKernel: The Trust-Native Agentic Operating System
The paper argues agent security needs to move below middleware into a mandatory OS-style enforcement layer.
AgentKernel is presented as an operating-system substrate for AI agents that cross trust boundaries through inputs, memory, and tool use. Its enforcement model is organized around identity, perception, cognition, and execution. The authors frame the system as a way to address prompt injection, memory poisoning, delegation abuse, and tool misuse with controls the agent cannot bypass. HF Daily Papers' note
AgentKernel is presented as an operating-system substrate for AI agents that cross trust boundaries through inputs, memory, and tool use. Its enforcement model is organized around identity, perception, cognition, and execution. The authors frame the system as a way to address prompt injection, memory poisoning, delegation abuse, and tool misuse with controls the agent cannot bypass. HF Daily Papers' note
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