Per-Request Minted JWTs for Agent Backends with agentgateway
I built a demo where an AI agent calls a backend API and holds no credential for it. No API key in its environment, no key file on disk, no token. agentgateway …
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I built a demo where an AI agent calls a backend API and holds no credential for it. No API key in its environment, no key file on disk, no token. agentgateway …
Read more →I spent the last month building small, runnable labs for the ways AI agents break the infrastructure they run on: credentials, egress, audit logs, MCP tool …
Read more →The easy way to give an agent pod access to an external API is a long-lived key in a Kubernetes Secret. It doesn’t expire when the pod dies, it …
Read more →An OpenAI research agent got its HTTPS requests to a public chatbot blocked by a web proxy. So it found a different way to ask the chatbot questions: it queried …
Read more →Every capacity knob in an agent runtime today is an efficiency knob. Pack more agents onto fewer pods, snapshot the idle ones, scale the pool to match demand, …
Read more →An AI agent that stops calling its tools does not throw an error. It answers from the model’s memory, confidently and plausibly, and the output still …
Read more →On September 24, Australia’s prime minister told reporters that an OpenAI agent had broken into a government Medicare statistics portal, accessed …
Read more →Agents parse HTML badly and expensively. The usual fix is to make the site emit markdown: add a per-page index.md, publish an llms.txt, change the build. That …
Read more →Egress control for AI agents usually gets framed as a blocklist problem. Keep the agent off the hosts it should not reach, and you have contained it. This …
Read more →I built a four-container demo that reproduces an MCP server rewriting its own tool definitions mid-session, and puts two controls in front of it to see which …
Read more →Two things get asked for the moment agents start doing real work. Stop it now, and keep everything it did. Those usually fight. The natural place to log what an …
Read more →TypeSafe AI launched Jev on 2026-09-15 with the usual launch-day multipliers — 193.6x faster, 444.6x cheaper than frontier LLMs — plus “zero …
Read more →kagent shipped v1.0.0-alpha1 this morning, its first 1.0 line after nine months on 0.x. The tag says alpha; GitHub’s own release flag says otherwise; …
Read more →An AI agent that calls a model, a tool, or another agent has to prove who it is. Almost every production failure I have written up this month traces back to …
Read more →Almost everything in this series started the same way: a control that everybody agrees is the right control, applied to an agent, quietly not doing the thing …
Read more →Tracking shadow MCP servers across teams is hard because most of them never show up anywhere a platform team looks. Local MCP servers run as child processes of …
Read more →How do you keep MCP server instructions out of the trusted system prompt? Isolate them, cap them, bind any cache that stores them to server and caller, and pin …
Read more →Solo shipped agentgateway enterprise 2026.9.0 on Tuesday, and the part worth your attention is not a feature inside the proxy. It is where the token service now …
Read more →Two weeks ago METR and Redwood Research published their review of ~1,300 agent transcripts from the OpenAI / Hugging Face incident. Buried in it is a finding …
Read more →kagent v0.10.0 went GA on September 4 . Buried in a long release list is a pair of environment variables that decide whether an agent’s credential works …
Read more →On September 4, 2026, researchers published ~18,000 posts that autonomous agents left on a 25-year-old German wiki over six weeks, using it as a message board …
Read more →I built a simulated warehouse robot fleet where LLMs do the planning and every piece of traffic that crosses the network runs through one open source gateway. …
Read more →Always-on personal agents keep dying the same three deaths: leaked keys, runaway spend, and silence. The first two get the headlines. The third one is the one …
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