## Details Welcome to the DevSecOps London Gathering October Event on Wednesday 28 October! We bring you another night of great speakers, as well as the usual conversations, pizza and beer! 📍 **Hosted at Autogen AI, 123 Pentonville Road, London, N1 9LG** 📅 **Wednesday, 28 October 2026** 🕕 **6:00–8:00 PM** ## **Talk** **Abstracts:** **Talk 1 - Intent Graphs by Daramola Benjamin** An AI agent executing a task is filling in fields the user never specified. Book a flight to Dubai on Emirates,window seat, and cabin class, baggage, and refundability are all left open by default, not by choice.Sometimes the agent fills that gap with excess authority, a security failure. Sometimes it fills it with awrong default, a correction failure. Both come from the same missing distinction. This talk shows, from primary sources, where current standards stop. Web Bot Auth proves which agentsent a request but explicitly excludes the end user from its scope. RFC 8693 token exchange records adelegation chain but has no mechanism for capturing consent. Neither has an object for what a taskactually was, which is a schema gap, not a cryptography gap. The Intent Graph closes it: a shared schema where every task field is tagged declared or open,dependency between fields is explicit, and revoking a permission or correcting a wrong outcome are thesame graph operation at different points in time. The correction mechanism, causal scoping,compensation, and an append only log, is walked through a flight booking where a wrong cabin class getsrefunded and rebooked without touching the seat, the dates, or anything else that was already right. The talk closes on the harder case: a structural material substitution and a surgical tool approaching anexclusion zone, where correction arrives too late to matter. One rule, the correction window of a fieldagainst the system's detection and response latency, decides whether the right response is fail open andcorrect after, or fail closed and verify before. **Spea

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