Skipping the handler stops that call. It does not grant the next one. Check the subject before privileged work.
After the subject is known
| Check | Where |
|---|---|
| Bearer accepted | The hook on LangChain |
| Allowed tools | Trust-store row, when your process enforces it |
| The action itself | Authorization using the subject |
Revoke in Agents stops new tokens when the subject is the OIDC client id. Tokens already issued last until expires_in unless a later check rejects them.
When the token is an RFC 8693 delegation, the person stays the subject and the agent stays the actor. Authorizing the agent as the user skips the delegation.
Related
| Read | To learn how to |
|---|---|
| Custom channel auth for LangChain | Admit the caller |
| Enriching instructions for LangChain | What the model is allowed to see |
| Authorization | Pick the check after the subject |