Concur: MIT-Licensed OSS Gives Every Agent Session Its Own MicroVM and Ephemeral Tokens
kieranklaassen · x · 2026-10-14
Geoffrey Huntley teases Concur, upcoming open-source software under MIT license that runs on your own infrastructure. Screenshots show a cloud machine workspace that connects to coding agents like OpenAI Codex. The discussion highlights the underlying security practice: each new session gets its own microVM plus isolated provider and GitHub tokens, all revoked when the session ends — an isolation standard the replier argues should be universal.
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