Building a Secure Agent Frontend and Chaining Multiple Agents
HelloMyNameIs_JOSH_ · reddit · 2026-07-08
The author explains how to build a browser-accessible secure frontend for locally running agents: utilizing outbound connections, agent-cards, and token proxies to prevent exposing API keys directly to the client. The post also demonstrates how this same connection allows an agent to discover and invoke other agents on the web based on skills, enabling multi-agent orchestration.
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