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What May an Agent Change About Itself? A Containment Floor for Self-Configuring Agent Runtimes
Many agent runtimes give the agent a tool for editing its own configuration. Some of that configuration grants abilities, such as enabling a tool. Other parts set the agent's limits: which directories it may write to, who may send it messages, which network address it listens on, how callers authent
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