Broad access blurs responsibility
When an agent directly holds wide application permissions, the line between reasoning and authorization becomes unclear. That makes capability-specific policy, environment boundaries, accountability, and evidence harder to enforce.
Bounded capabilities are a stronger pattern
Instead of handing agents broad system credentials, expose specific governed business capabilities. The execution layer can resolve identity, authority, policy, target environment, application mapping, implementation, verification, and evidence before acting.
Governance stays independent of the agent
A Sirvisetti Agent, a customer-built agent, or another agentic AI system can use the same governed capability surface. Agents should request business capabilities; they should not need broad credentials to the systems that execute them.