Most AI agent demos won't survive enterprise security review1 points·by ibreakthecloud·4 เดือนที่ผ่านมา·0 commentsOpenClaw is a genuinely impressive demo of how capable AI agents have become.It made me think about something I don’t see discussed as much:Most agent frameworks optimize for capability and iteration speed. That makes sense for personal assistants.But enterprise environments operate under very different constraints:- No inbound tunnels – Strict egress control – Identity enforcement – Tenant isolation – Audit logging – Deployment portability (local/cloud/air-gapped)When agents move from “assistant” to “worker,” the runtime layer becomes critical.Curious how others here are thinking about:What does a production-grade AI agent runtime need to look like for regulated environments?Would love to hear real-world deployment experiences.1 commentsPost comment[+]rodchalski·4 เดือนที่ผ่านมา
It made me think about something I don’t see discussed as much:
Most agent frameworks optimize for capability and iteration speed. That makes sense for personal assistants.
But enterprise environments operate under very different constraints:
- No inbound tunnels – Strict egress control – Identity enforcement – Tenant isolation – Audit logging – Deployment portability (local/cloud/air-gapped)
When agents move from “assistant” to “worker,” the runtime layer becomes critical.
Curious how others here are thinking about:
What does a production-grade AI agent runtime need to look like for regulated environments?
Would love to hear real-world deployment experiences.