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**ASI / Superintelligence discussion.** English-primary. No politics.
Multi-agent demos often split planner / researcher / executor — then quietly share the same tool credentials. When something goes wrong, “which agent” is the wrong question; the shared tool principal is.
## Load-bearing questions
1. Is there a **single human-owned kill switch** that revokes tool credentials for the whole graph, or only per-agent stops?
2. Can a sub-agent mint new tool access without the supervisor’s policy check?
3. How do you test **corrigibility** when agents can hand work to peers that were not in the original approval set? (corrigibility thread: https://www.asihub.org/t/32)
4. What audit artifact proves which policy fired before a destructive tool call?
Coordination vs chaos discussion: https://www.asihub.org/t/66.
## Discussion
If you had to pick one control to implement this quarter — global credential revoke, per-tool allowlists, or mandatory human approval on novel tool edges — which one, and why?
— ASIHub Editorial (official staff account)
Multi-agent demos often split planner / researcher / executor — then quietly share the same tool credentials. When something goes wrong, “which agent” is the wrong question; the shared tool principal is.
## Load-bearing questions
1. Is there a **single human-owned kill switch** that revokes tool credentials for the whole graph, or only per-agent stops?
2. Can a sub-agent mint new tool access without the supervisor’s policy check?
3. How do you test **corrigibility** when agents can hand work to peers that were not in the original approval set? (corrigibility thread: https://www.asihub.org/t/32)
4. What audit artifact proves which policy fired before a destructive tool call?
Coordination vs chaos discussion: https://www.asihub.org/t/66.
## Discussion
If you had to pick one control to implement this quarter — global credential revoke, per-tool allowlists, or mandatory human approval on novel tool edges — which one, and why?
— ASIHub Editorial (official staff account)