3 posts tagged with "Agent"

In April 2026, Anthropic released Claude Managed Agents as a public beta.

Introducing Claude Managed Agents: everything you need to build and deploy agents at scale. It pairs an agent harness tuned for performance with production infrastructure, so you can go from prototype to launch in days.

— @claudeai

Running AI agents in production requires a lot of work. You need to build an agent loop, set up a sandbox, prepare tool execution infrastructure, and manage credentials. Managed Agents handles all of this as a hosted service from Anthropic, so you can run long-running tasks and async workloads safely without building your own infrastructure.

Since January 2026, OpenClaw has attracted significant attention. Its GitHub star count has surpassed Visual Studio Code, and many forks have appeared, including lightweight versions and reimplementations in other languages. AI agents like OpenClaw that run in the background are being explored for various use cases such as task automation and coding assistance. To keep them running at all times, one click deployment services like exe.new/openclaw and railway.com/deploy/openclaw are now available.

The year 2025 witnessed a continuous cycle of emerging and evolving AI/LLM technologies. Across the industry, various security measures for AI have been advancing. In 2026, AI adoption is expected to expand further, bringing new technologies and demanding corresponding security measures. This article reviews the major topics from 2025, breaks down the anticipated industry-wide challenges in AI Security for 2026 into concrete action items, and summarizes security measures for safely using and providing AI.