Hosted Agent Infrastructure

About

The Hosted Agent Infrastructure skill provides a blueprint for moving agent execution from local machines to high-concurrency remote environments. It focuses on solving the challenges of environment inconsistency and resource contention through advanced patterns like pre-built image registries, snapshot restoration, and predictive sandbox warm-up. This skill is essential for developers building production-grade agent systems that require isolated execution, multi-client synchronization (Slack, Web, IDE), and real-time multiplayer features for collaborative debugging and reviews.

Key Features

• Pre-built image registry and snapshot management for instant starts
• Self-spawning agent workflows for parallel sub-task execution
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• Remote sandboxed execution infrastructure patterns
• Multi-client state management and real-time synchronization
• Predictive sandbox warm-up and parallel file synchronization

Use Cases

• Scaling agent infrastructure to handle hundreds of concurrent sessions in the cloud
• Creating background coding agents that operate independently of local hardware
• Designing collaborative multiplayer agent environments for team code reviews