Yeah, agreed it feels like overkill keeping the resource running if nothing is calling it. Even with read only you still have the issue with wasted resources but I get what you mean.
Orloj is a runtime with policies you apply as guardrails to keep agents in check for tools and other limits which all happen at the runtime level. And building out the tooling it just made sense to containerize tools so they can be spun up on demand and stay alive when needed and spin down after.
Orloj is a runtime with policies you apply as guardrails to keep agents in check for tools and other limits which all happen at the runtime level. And building out the tooling it just made sense to containerize tools so they can be spun up on demand and stay alive when needed and spin down after.