OpenAI shares best practices for securing persistent agents like OpenClaw
heyneighbor · x · 2026-11-13
OpenAI's developer docs publish a guide on securing persistent agents, arguing that agents behave more like contractors than traditional SaaS: they act proactively in the background without human intervention, can fulfill entire job functions, but may also take misaligned actions or write arbitrary code with unintended consequences. The doc details OpenAI's internal best practices for managing fleets of such agents at enterprise scale.
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