Why Don't My Agents Break Containment?
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Published by harper.blog (Harper Reed) (T1 source). The original is at https://harper.blog/2026/09/22/break-away/.
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SummaryHarper Reed's blog post exploring why personal agent setups don't break containment like large-lab agents, arguing that most agentic system design assumes token scarcity through mechanisms like max-turn caps, cost-based routing, and token-efficient prompts, and beginning an experiment to remove that constraint using lunaroute's unlimited-token service.
Why it mattersFirst-person framing of an underexplored design assumption: token scarcity quietly shapes most defensive agentic architecture, and the post sketches what changes without it.

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