This article introduces Agent of Empires, a terminal session manager designed for running multiple AI coding agents on Linux and macOS using tmux. It allows users to manage isolated sessions for different branches of their codebase, with features like Docker sandboxing and a TUI dashboard for session management.

This article discusses Docker's solution for running AI agents locally in isolated environments during AWS re:Invent. Using Docker Sandboxes and the MCP Toolkit, developers can safely execute AI tasks without risking access to sensitive host credentials or files. The setup allows for efficient code writing, testing, and tool usage while maintaining security.

Docker has evolved its Compose tool to simplify the development and deployment of AI agents, enabling developers to build, ship, and run agentic applications with ease. New features include seamless integration with popular frameworks, Docker Offload for cloud computing, and support for serverless architectures on Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. This allows developers to create intelligent agents efficiently from development to production without configuration hassles.

Cua is a tool that allows AI agents to control operating systems within virtual containers, utilizing Docker-like capabilities. It provides SDKs for automating VMs across different OS platforms and enables users to run various computer-use models with a simple API, facilitating tasks such as screenshot capture and user interaction. The project is open-source and encourages contributions from the community.