What ended approval fatigue for my agents: give each one its own computer, then test what it can't reach
Three changes made persistent agents actually usable for me. Sharing in case it saves someone a few weeks. One computer per agent. Each agent runs in its own Linux container on my Mac: no capabilities, a read only system, only that agent's workspace mounted, no home folder or host credentials, and…
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- 2026-10-13 13:39 · r/AI_Agents
What ended approval fatigue for my agents: give each one its own computer, then test what it can't reach
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