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In its April cloud-hosted agent release, Anthropic adopted a security architecture separating the brain and the hands: the brain handles the reasoning loop and canvas state, while the hands are the sandbox environment that actually performs operations.
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10/18/2026
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Why One AI Agent Isn't Enough: Inside Anthropic's Dynamic Workflows
bilibiliAIDeepCoder10/18/2026
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