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ResidualAuth: What Authorization State Must Language Agents Preserve under Revocable Delegation?
Tool-using language agents can delegate and revoke permissions while acting through external services. We show that two authorization histories can have identical current permissions and identical all-pairs reachability yet require opposite decisions after the same direct-edge revocation. We formali
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