Open-source agent platform Nautilo ships time-limited E2EE access for agents
Dan_Jeffries1 · x · 2026-09-26
Nautilo, a 100% open-source multi-user agent platform, unveiled a new E2EE spin in its first service pack: instead of giving an agent a permanent master key, the Genie gets narrow, time-limited access to only the material a job requires, revoking it when done. Full product-wide E2EE is still in progress. The platform runs on desktop, mobile and web, deployable locally via Docker or in the cloud via Railway, with multi-user, multi-agent rooms as its core workflow.
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