The mechanism lay in how every capability you issue gets a controller where you can call controller.delete() to kill the grant and every copy, wherever they went. No event-log replay or allowance hunt.
getControllers() lists every live grant you ever issued. Tag them per agent
An OpenAI agent escaped its sandbox & hacked a real company.
The UK's AI Security Institute logged 19 rogue agent actions in one test.
Flow offers 'controllers' that let you instantly revoke everything an agent was granted. Most chains make you remove one permission at a time.
This has a lot of implications for recent conversations about agents breaking out of their test environments and acting in unexpected or dangerous ways
Anyone can talk an AI out of its instructions. Reframe the ask, flatter the model, and the guardrail folds, because the guardrail is a paragraph of English.
On Flow, an agent's limits don't live in the prompt. They live on the account, and the account can't be tricked.
Glamsterdam is the biggest EVM upgrade since the merge and unlocks a ton of features, but also compliments and supercharges protocol-native features unique to Flow such as Flow EVM VRF used in everything from games and lotteries to agentic entropy.
Flow protocol upgrades next week lay the groundwork for Glamsterdam on Flow EVM.
On activating, contracts can get ~3x larger, leading to more complex apps.
Also faster access to Flow EVM built-in randomness, allowing more lifelike agents and robots that can surprise you 👀🤖
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