Context Sandboxing
Strict memory isolation between domains with explicit bridges. The default is sealed. The difference between a tool you trust and one that surprises you in front of a client.
When multiple agentic workflows share memory, you get bleed-through: the venture-strategy agent starts using personal-health context, the personal-health agent quotes from a confidential contract. The fix is strict context isolation between domains with explicit bridge permissions.
Each domain — venture, personal, health, client work — gets its own memory store, its own tools, its own model profile if relevant. Cross-domain access requires an explicit bridge agent that the user opts into for a single task. The default is sealed.
This is the equivalent of namespace isolation in software. It's not optional in production agentic systems; it's the difference between a tool you trust and a tool that surprises you in front of a client.