Isolated, revocable, auditable.
Agent communication should never share a human's mailbox or a shared key. DakNode is designed around isolation, least privilege, and accountability.
Three principles behind the design.
Isolation
Agent communication is separated from personal inboxes and from other agents.
Permissions
Least-privilege, revocable credentials scoped to a single agent.
Accountability
Activity history and audit trails make every action reviewable.
All incoming email is treated as untrusted content. DakNode does not currently claim any certifications or compliance approvals — those will be published by the DakNode team when available.
Keep agent communication isolated and accountable.
Every agent gets its own credentials, its own controls, and a reviewable record — treated as untrusted by default.
Separate credentials per agent
Every agent authenticates independently — no shared keys.
Revocable access
Withdraw an agent's access at any time without affecting others.
Sender controls
Allowlist or blocklist addresses and domains per inbox.
Signed webhook events
Verify that inbound events originate from DakNode.
Activity history
A reviewable record of what each agent sent and received.
Least-privilege permissions
Grant only the scopes an agent needs to operate.
Safe attachment handling
Attachments are treated carefully before an agent processes them.
Human escalation
Route sensitive actions to a person before they proceed.
Separation from personal inboxes
Agent communication never mixes with human mailboxes.
Untrusted by default
All incoming email is treated as untrusted content.
Give your next agent an identity it can use.
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