Per-tool permissions for developer agents, origin-aware inputs, default-deny controls

Per-tool permissions for developer agents, origin-aware inputs, default-deny controls targets a $9.6B = 320,000 developer orgs x $30K ACV. Buyer is engineering/security orgs paying annual subscriptions for agent permission and enforcement tooling. total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 40-60% - reflects growth in AI agent adoption and security tooling budgets.

Key trends driving demand: Agent proliferation -- Teams are embedding tool-enabled LLM agents into CI, infra, and customer workflows, raising need for fine-grained permissions.; Policy-as-code adoption -- Organizations already codify policies for infra, making it easier to add agent permission policies into existing pipelines.; Secrets and identity maturity -- Widespread use of Vault, IAM and SSO enables integrations that make enforcement and audit feasible.; Shift to runtime enforcement -- Static checks are insufficient for dynamic agent behavior, creating demand for real-time policy enforcement and telemetry..