How do you grant least privilege access without the wait?
A security AI Employee connected to your identity provider, GitHub, and cloud IAM. An access request in Slack triggers it to check policy, gather context, and prepare a least privilege grant. Every grant waits for a named human's signature and is logged.
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Access requests arrive constantly and informally. Someone needs a repo, a role in the identity provider, or a cloud IAM permission to finish a task, and they ask in Slack. Whoever holds the access has to check what that person's role should have, work out the narrowest grant that unblocks them, apply it, and remember to record it. Under time pressure the easy path is to grant broadly and move on, and the record of who has what quietly drifts. The common approaches each fall short. A ticket queue just routes the request to a person who still does all the lookup and grant work by hand. A standing broad role avoids the back and forth but hands out far more than the task needs. A self serve grant with no policy check trades safety for speed. None of them keeps a clean record of what was granted and why. What's needed is each request checked against policy, scoped to the least privilege that unblocks the work, granted only after a person signs off, and logged.
An access request in Slack triggers an AI Employee. Each request is worked in its own isolated run inside your infrastructure, with scoped access to your identity provider, GitHub, and cloud IAM. It reads the request, checks it against policy, gathers context on the person's role, team, and the least privilege scope that fits, and prepares the grant. Every grant waits for a named human's signature, and each one is logged.
See exactly how the work gets done.
Triggers on a request in Slack
Slack is the channel, so a posted access request is the trigger. Each one starts a fresh, isolated run seeded with who's asking and what they need. One request, one run. Nothing shared between them.
Carries your access policy
Which roles map to which grants, what least privilege means for each system, and which requests need extra scrutiny travel with the AI Employee as skills and memory. It checks requests against that policy rather than improvising, and updates as the policy changes.
Connects what a grant can touch, with permissions you set
It reads the requester's role, team, and current group memberships from the identity provider; prepares a GitHub grant scoped to what the task needs; and prepares a cloud IAM grant that's the narrowest role or permission set that unblocks the work. Credentials stay in memory, never written to disk, never exposed to the model.
A named human signs off, and it's logged
Granting access changes who can do what, so every grant pauses for a named human's signature. No access is applied until a person approves. Each approved grant is logged with the request, the policy check, and the scope.
Comes back scoped and logged
A request in Slack comes back as a policy checked, least privilege grant ready for a person to approve, with a record attached. 'I need access to this repo' becomes a scoped GitHub grant; 'I need this cloud role' becomes the narrowest IAM permission that fits, both held for sign off.
Runs in your environment
Every request runs in isolation inside your own infrastructure; your data never leaves it. The run can reach only the systems it's scoped to, and only what it's explicitly allowed to send leaves.
Permissions you set
Each credential stays in memory, injected at run time, never written to disk, never exposed to the model or the logs.
A named human signs off on every grant
No grant is applied until a person approves it, and each approved grant is logged with its request and scope.
Least privilege by default
Every grant is scoped to the narrowest role or permission that unblocks the work, not the broadest that's convenient, and the record shows exactly what was granted and why.
You own it
The AI Employee's persona, skills, and permissions are yours, versioned and changed on your terms, not in a vendor dashboard.
Access requests that used to be granted broadly under time pressure now come back scoped, policy checked, and ready for a person to approve, with a record left behind. Extending it to another system means connecting one more platform.
Least privilege
Every grant scoped to what the task needs
Approval gated
No access applied without a person signing off
Logged
Every grant recorded with its request and scope
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