Coding agents do more than write code. Agents can install dependencies, access networks, use credentials, and keep working after we’ve moved on to something else. Agents need access to get real work done. But the more access they have, the bigger the impact of a mistake. The challenge is building enough trust into the system to give agents more freedom without giving them access to everything.
At WeAreDevelopers North America, Docker President Mark Cavage laid out Docker’s answer: give every agent a strong boundary, make its environment and authority reproducible, and let the work run where it makes sense, from a developer’s laptop to the cloud.
In 30 minutes, Mark demonstrates what happens when an agent pushes beyond a container’s…
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