Submilli is an open-source runtime for business agents that use programmatic-tool-calling or code-mode.
Submilli’s permissions model works from the inside out. Submilli has packages, like every other language. The package defines the permission vocabulary for a capability. For example, a refund capability comes with a payload that includes a customer ID and an amount. The interpreter checks, in real time, if that capability was granted to the agent, and denies or allows accordingly. That allows writing rules like “Allow a refund up to $500, only for customer 123”.
Submilli compiles TypeScript to WebAssembly, comes with ECMA-262 and a standard library with a restricted API to the outside world, which is also governed by the above permission model.
somdoron•52m ago
Submilli’s permissions model works from the inside out. Submilli has packages, like every other language. The package defines the permission vocabulary for a capability. For example, a refund capability comes with a payload that includes a customer ID and an amount. The interpreter checks, in real time, if that capability was granted to the agent, and denies or allows accordingly. That allows writing rules like “Allow a refund up to $500, only for customer 123”.
Submilli compiles TypeScript to WebAssembly, comes with ECMA-262 and a standard library with a restricted API to the outside world, which is also governed by the above permission model.