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Excellent article, and I fully agree. I came to the same realization a while ago and started building an agent runtime designed to ensure all (I/O) effects are
by lukebuehler 10mo ago
Excellent article, and I fully agree.
I came to the same realization a while ago and started building an agent runtime designed to ensure all (I/O) effects are capability bound and validated by policies, while also allowing the agent to modify itself.
https://github.com/smartcomputer-ai/agent-os/ https://github.com/smartcomputer-ai/agent-os/
- niyikiza 10mo agoThanks! Just looked at Agent OS. Love the 'Signed Receipts' concept in your AIR spec. We reached the same conclusion on the 'Ambient Authority' problem, but I attacked it from the other end of the stack. Tenuo is just the authorization primitive (attenuating warrants + verification), not the full runtime. The idea is you plug it into whatever runtime you're already using (LangChain, LangGraph, your own). I'm currently in stealth-ish/private alpha, but the architecture is designed to be 'userspace' agnostic. I’d love to see if Tenuo’s warrant logic could eventually serve as a primitive inside an Agent OS process. I'll shoot you a note. I would love to swap notes on the 'Capabilities vs. Guardrails' implementation details.