The original title is about a design layer in security stacks and integration. Let me rewrite this for a mobile feed.

Short summary

AI agent security stacks have five standard layers—discovery, governance, detection, and response—but all assume a real, long-lived credential exists in the agent's execution context. The design layer, upstream of all five, questions whether that credential should exist at all and proposes scoped, runtime-issued credentials instead. Six months of major incidents (Moltbook, LiteLLM, ServiceNow, Fortinet) show the same root cause: real credentials exposed in execution context—a gap governance and detection layers cannot close.

• •Current security layers all assume long-lived credentials exist in agent execution contexts
• •Design layer proposes runtime-scoped credentials instead—fundamental architectural shift
• •Six months of incidents show same root cause that governance and detection cannot solve

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