The architecture creates an infrastructure boundary that prevents agents from directly accessing stored credentials.

“And so what's interesting about that is, like, the agent is never, like, in the same place where the credentials are, right?”

“Because in the old world of, like, just boot the agent in a box and, like, let it run, you had to send credentials in there, and then you're, like, doing some sort of, like, ah, how do we, like, scrub this and that and make sure that, like, the agent can't take that credential and go do something that it shouldn't be doing.”

“It is just, like, literally a, like, literal infrastructure wall [laughs] that says the agents, like, can't access those credentials and can't do anything bad with them. So that was one thing that was really great.”