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What a Policy Gate Can and Cannot Know: Measured Boundaries of Cross-Platform Command Adjudication
Gateways that adjudicate an agent's actions before they execute are only as good as their understanding of the action. We study a policy gate that never parses shell syntax: it consumes a typed, realised action (verb, operands, resolved zones, program-object identity) and decides ALLOW, ASK or DENY.
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