I think there’s something to be said for distributed systems that work equally well online and offline. I’ve built an issue tracker that uses Git as its transport, with no central broker or service and eventual consistency.
That means agents can collaborate on issues locally without needing network access to an external tracker, which could help with the sandboxing problem. You can then sync when it is deemed safe.
That means agents can collaborate on issues locally without needing network access to an external tracker, which could help with the sandboxing problem. You can then sync when it is deemed safe.
It’s called Epiq on Github.