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- agents live on dev servers, not laptops;
- tmux keeps long-running sessions alive;
- Eternal Terminal gives you a connection that survives drops;
- each person has their own Linux user and runs agents under a separate Linux user;
- agent permissions are trimmed to the bare minimum;
- on top of tmux you build a session manager that lets leads see different people's sessions across different servers and attach to them;
- control over who can see and connect to whose sessions should be flexible and obvious, with no shared keys and no root handed out;
- events are logged and available for audit.