LangSmith Fleet's Dual Agent Auth: Assistants vs Claws, and Why Your Bots Need Both
Tired of agents overreaching with your creds or underdelivering with shared ones? LangSmith Fleet's new split—Assistants for personal access, Claws for controlled sharing—finally matches AI agents to real-world needs.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- LangSmith Fleet splits agents into Assistants (user creds) and Claws (fixed creds) for precise control.
- This dual auth fixes privacy pitfalls in shared AI tools, echoing early web security shifts.
- Human-in-the-loop and future memory perms make fleets production-ready, not just prototypes.
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Originally reported by LangChain Blog
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