API & AI Agent Security
Technical guides for the API → capability → agent integration path.
Speculynx focuses its knowledge base on one connected security territory: understand the API contract, identify the capability surface, constrain agent access, and keep risky changes in review. No generic cybersecurity content farm.
Pillar guides
Start with the security model.
These pages establish the two connected pillars behind Speculynx: API Security and the Agent ↔ API capability boundary.
API security from contract to runtime
Separate declared evidence, runtime enforcement, and change control.
AGENT ↔ APIAI agent API security
Understand why legitimate API operations become security-relevant agent capabilities.
IMPLEMENTATIONSecure AI agent API access
Reduce capability first, then constrain identity, permissions, runtime context, and change.
OpenAPI review
Turn the contract into a focused security test plan.
Use structured contract evidence to find ambiguity early without pretending static analysis proves runtime behavior.
OpenAPI security checklist
Authentication, authorization, servers, sensitive data, SSRF signals, coverage, and runtime follow-up.
AUTHAPI authentication security
Understand Security Requirement Objects, alternatives, inheritance, and the difference between identity and authorization.
OBJECT ACCESSBOLA and object-level authorization
Use identifiers as review signals without turning a static pattern into an exploit claim.
SSRFSSRF signals in API contracts
Find caller-controlled destination-like inputs and verify effective protections at runtime.
Agent access and change
Keep capability narrow before and after integration.
An agent integration is not finished when the first token is issued. Review what the agent can request and what later API changes add to that surface.
Least privilege for AI agents
Limit operations, permission alternatives, data, and high-impact execution paths.
CI/CDGate API security changes
Compare baseline and candidate contracts so capability drift and authorization regressions are visible before merge.
PRODUCT WORKFLOWMAP → REVIEW → GATE
See how Capability Mapper, Agent API Readiness, and Integration Gate implement the same decision path.
Product evidence
Connect the guides to concrete output.
The knowledge base stays tied to the actual scanner and Agent Security workflows rather than abstract security commentary.
What static analysis can prove
Understand findings, coverage, and the boundary between declared and runtime evidence.
CAPABILITY MAPPINGFrom operation to agent capability
See how documented methods, permissions, and schemas become a reviewable inventory.
CI/CD PRODUCTGate capability drift
Compare baseline and candidate contracts without turning PASS into a runtime guarantee.
Inspect the contract before the agent acts.
Start with a local OpenAPI review, then use Agent Security for the decision layer your integration needs.