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Singapore Agentic AI Governance Framework

The framework addresses AI agents that plan, call tools and perform tasks through use-case boundaries, meaningful human accountability, lifecycle controls and user transparency.

Current status
Current guidance
Published or updated
20 May 2026
Last verified
19 August 2026

Prepared by Longan Bay Area AI Legal Research Center based on official public materials.

01

Scope of application & addressees

  • Businesses developing or deploying agentic AI systems
  • Platforms connecting third-party or multi-agent services through A2A or other methods
  • Product teams allowing agents to access data, call tools or act for users

02

Core regulatory mandates & key requirements

01Define appropriate agent use cases, permissions and risk boundaries.

02Set meaningful human accountability, checkpoints, suspension and takeover mechanisms.

03Manage lifecycle risks across models, tools, memory, third-party agents and multi-agent coordination.

03

Enforcement & compliance timeline

The initial framework was released.

Version 1.5 added multi-agent and third-party-agent material.

Primary text

Statutory & regulatory text

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