What dedicated Fargate compute means
On Dev, each workspace is scheduled as dedicated Fargate compute with a tenant-scoped task identity and encrypted workspace state and credentials. AWS operates the underlying infrastructure and may place tenants on shared physical hosts, so this is a dedicated task allocation—not a claim that a customer owns a physical machine or that escape is impossible.
Free and Starter vs Dev
| Free / Starter | Yasmine Dev | |
|---|---|---|
| Compute | Separate tenant containers on shared AWS hosts | Dedicated Fargate task allocation |
| Identity | Tenant-scoped runtime identity | Tenant-scoped runtime identity |
| State and credentials | Encrypted and tenant-scoped | Encrypted and tenant-scoped |
| Typical use | Slack coworker workflows | Repository code and PR workflows |
What is scoped to a Dev task
Your coworker's runtime — the agent loop that plans and executes your tasks.
Your files and repo clones — stored in tenant-scoped workspace state.
Your channel memory — stored encrypted and scoped to the tenant and channel.
Your tool connections — credentials use encrypted tenant-scoped storage and are presented as needed to the selected tool.
Why this matters more for agents than chatbots
Agents can hold credentials to real systems, so runtime identity, storage boundaries, network policy, and tool authorization all matter. The Dev plan combines dedicated Fargate compute with tenant-scoped encrypted state and credentials. Selected model providers process requests under their terms, and every tool follows Allow, Ask, or Block policy. Full detail: yasmine.works/security.
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