LangChain Blog
Two different types of agent authorization
•1 min read•
#agenticworkflows#langchain
Level:Intermediate
For:AI Engineers, ML Engineers, AI Product Managers
✦TL;DR
LangSmith Fleet has introduced two types of agent authorization, Assistants and Claws, which differ in their credential usage, with Assistants utilizing the end user's own credentials and Claws relying on a fixed set of credentials. This distinction is significant as it allows for more flexibility and control in managing agent authorization, catering to different use cases and security requirements.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Assistants use the end user's own credentials for authorization
- Claws use a fixed set of credentials for authorization
- The two types of agent authorization cater to different use cases and security requirements
Want the full story? Read the original article.
Read on LangChain Blog ↗Share this summary
More like this
You thought the generalist was dead — in the 'vibe work' era, they're more important than ever
VentureBeat AI•#vibe coding
Building a Knowledge Assistant over Code
Databricks Blog•#llm
The three disciplines separating AI agent demos from real-world deployment
VentureBeat AI•#deployment
Testing autonomous agents (Or: how I learned to stop worrying and embrace chaos)
VentureBeat AI•#agentic workflows