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AI agents are increasingly being deployed in production, but their autonomous nature creates new security risks when they interact with APIs. Unlike human users, agents don't pause or second-guess actions, turning small API design flaws into large-scale operational failures. The solution lies in returning to API governance fundamentals: spec-driven development with explicit contracts, strict rate limits and schema validation, least-privilege access controls, improved secrets management with short-lived tokens, and treating LLMs as first-class API consumers. Developers should design APIs assuming agents will explore edge cases, provide highly structured documentation, implement guardrails for unusual call patterns, and reserve agentic workflows only for scenarios requiring judgment rather than precision.

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