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Permission governance frameworks for resident agents often include credential isolation (separating agent credentials from the user's primary credentials and using revocable dedicated tokens), sandboxed operation (limiting file system and network scope), and audit logs (recording every read and write operation).
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10/20/2026
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Claude Code Not Enough? Hermes and OpenCloud Keep AI Agents Running in the Background
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