An AI agent in Salesforce should primarily adhere to the principle of least privilege, meaning it only receives the specific permissions essential for its function. This typically involves granting read access to relevant standard or custom objects like Accounts, Cases, and Opportunities to retrieve necessary data for analysis or interaction. Write or update permissions should be meticulously scoped, allowing modifications only to specific fields or records, such as updating a case status or logging an activity. Furthermore, the agent requires API access and potentially permissions to execute specific Apex classes or external service callouts to trigger advanced business logic or integrate with external systems. All granted permissions must strictly align with data privacy and security policies, preventing unauthorized access to sensitive information. Finally, regular auditing and monitoring of the AI agent's activities are indispensable to ensure compliance and detect any misuse of its privileges. More details: https://baztrack.com/pixelget/link/pid/46124/hash/d6c3470885f4756bd43a3469ececb57d?url=https://infoguide.com.ua/