Frequently asked questions
These answers explain the terminology used on this site. They are not financial, legal or security advice, and they do not announce product availability.
What is autonomous-agent infrastructure?
It is the set of identity, policy, authorization, approval and evidence systems used to govern software that can take actions. The exact components depend on the workflow and the services it can access.
Does an agent’s ability to call a tool mean it is authorized?
No. Tool access is a technical capability. Authorization should be evaluated separately against an identified subject, action, resource, purpose and applicable limits.
Are Noesia payments, bank connections or APIs available?
This site does not make those availability claims. The current product truth register and release evidence must be approved before any feature is described as live. A prototype or partner-dependent design is not a generally available service.
What is the difference between approval and execution?
Approval records permission for a proposed action. Execution is the step that submits the action to an external system; completion is a later outcome that requires confirmation from that system.
Does Noesia provide an MCP integration?
This page explains MCP as a protocol but does not announce a Noesia MCP server or connected integration. Check the current developer materials before relying on a specific connector.
How should I review an agent workflow?
Identify the requester and owner, narrow the scope, inspect the enforcement point, test denial and revocation, and verify the records and failure paths. Start with the security checklist and authorization guide.