Add research note: Anthropic Managed Agents — Remote Hands Architecture - #12
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Adds a research note on Anthropic's Managed Agents service and its brain/hands/session decomposition.
Covers the three core abstractions (stateless harness, on-demand sandboxes, external event log), structural credential isolation (tokens never reach the sandbox), the TTFT improvement from on-demand container provisioning, and the many-brains/many-hands scaling model.
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runtime-lifecycle,sandboxing-isolation,identity