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I’ve been working for a while on an Elixir library, Condukt, which we use to build a one-stop shop for my company’s operations. When I started building this platform, none of the existing packages met my DX expectations, so I decided to build my own version.
Condukt allows defining both static and dynamically defined agents and tools. Can integrate with MCP servers and has built-in support for compaction. It comes with support for sandboxes, including a k8s sandboxes, which you can use to run tools in your own infrastructure pods. And in the most recent version, we shipped support for network policies, so you can control access to network requests coming from the tool environments.
There are many other features, like redaction of sensitive data, integration with:telemetry, or something that’s early, but that I’m particularly excited about, workflows. They are a declarative, portable automation format that allows combining deterministic and non-deterministic steps.






















