AI Engineer convened Keycard, JPMorgan Chase and AOTH founders to detail intent-based runtime authorization after 200 Resy.com calls per hour got a user banned.
Dick Hart said OAuth was never built for agents that lack browsers, pre-registration or fine-grained scopes.
Ally How of Keycard said "Runtime off is the practice of authorizing an agent per tool call rather than having the agent hold broadstanding access that it will eventually misuse" during the panel.
Salesforce offers a single API scope and Notion's MCP server exposes broad fetch tools, both cited as coarse-grained risks compared with Keycard's per-call checks.
Keycard evaluates policy on every token exchange via OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange RFC 8693 and scopes access to the task, per its docs.



