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Sandboxing Agent Tool Calls with Capability Tokens

In Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Reliable Tool-Using Agents (RTUA 2026), pp. 10–18. Lisbon, Portugal, 12 Jun 2026.

DOI 10.xxxx/ctm.pr.2026.0002 · ID CTM-PR-2026-0002

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Tan, M. & Berg, J. (2026). Sandboxing Agent Tool Calls with Capability Tokens. In Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Reliable Tool-Using Agents (RTUA 2026) (pp. 10–18). CONTINUUM Proceedings. doi:10.xxxx/ctm.pr.2026.0002

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Tool-using agents are typically granted broad credentials, so a single injected instruction can cause large harm. We describe a capability-token scheme in which every tool call carries a narrowly scoped, short-lived token issued by a policy layer outside the model. A prototype blocks all 41 attack scripts in our test suite with under 4 ms of added latency.

Keywords sandboxing · capabilities · prompt injection · security

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Tan, M. & Berg, J. (2026). Sandboxing Agent Tool Calls with Capability Tokens. In Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Reliable Tool-Using Agents (RTUA 2026) (pp. 10–18). CONTINUUM Proceedings. doi:10.xxxx/ctm.pr.2026.0002

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