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Intents and admission
Definition
Intralock
The pure function that admits an intent or refuses it with a reason.
Definition
The admission kernel. It takes a declared intent and the compiled policy snapshot and returns allow or deny with a stable reason. It is a pure function, so the same inputs give the same answer, with no network call and no language model on the path.
In Intramedial
Every state-changing action reaches Intralock. The plane applies its own gates first (quarantine, stop switches, the confirmation floor), then the kernel checks grants, leases and protected classes. Every response says . The budget is 5 ms p99, checked in tests.
Intralock · Leases · Parley · Fleet Map
A Trustvice Product
Agents act when the plane says yes, and the record says why.
Put admission in front of your MCP servers, repositories, SaaS tools and cloud accounts. Every agent gets a lease or a reason – and you keep the lever to stop any of them.
Not a model and not a monitor. It decides only the intent it is handed and cannot bind an agent that never calls it; put an enforcement point in its path.
Standards and sources
No single standard defines this term. The definition above is how it is used on this site.
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