Agent environment

In practice

Isolation matters for two reasons that get conflated. The first is safety: an agent that can read another agent's files or credentials turns one mistake into several. The second is operations: separate environments mean one agent's crash loop or memory leak cannot take down the rest. An environment can hold a single agent or a team of agents that deliberately work together and share a workspace, which is a different arrangement from agents that share a machine by accident. The distinction to hold onto is that isolation is a boundary you chose, not an absence of one.

Read more

• Secrets and isolation
• Security at Qoren

Nearby terms

• Agent babysitting
• Agent runtime
• Agent template