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When you run a fleet of agents, how do you decide which one gets which credentials? An agent's name turned out to be the wrong answer

I'm building a runtime guard for agents that run without a human watching each step. The part I underestimated was identity. With one agent you hand it an API key and move on. With many, you need a way to say "this run gets the deploy token, that one doesn't," and the obvious handle is the agent's…

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  1. 2026-10-27 06:13 · r/AI_Agents
    When you run a fleet of agents, how do you decide which one gets which credentials? An agent's name turned out to be the wrong answer

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