Fuzzball 4.2 adds permissioned agent control

CIQ’s Fuzzball 4.2 release adds an MCP server that lets agents inspect, draft, submit, and monitor workflows, while writes, execution, and destructive actions require explicit permission; each job and service receives workflow-scoped credentials. The platform also adds AMD ROCm support alongside NVIDIA and health-aware scheduling, making this control-plane infrastructure rather than another chatbot wrapper. Teams operating private GPU clusters should file it beside Naver’s 200MW AI-factory sovereignty math: agent autonomy needs auditable, least-privilege orchestration before it touches shared compute.