Why This Search Exists
A multi-tenant environment amplifies the downside of vague adapter design. If execution mode is not explicit, teams either over-host sensitive workflows or underuse reusable automation.
This makes the adapter model harder to trust and harder to operate.
Recommended Approach
A stronger adapter strategy makes execution mode explicit and keeps session-sensitive adapters local while allowing public, read-only ones to run on the hosted subset.
iatlas-browser already provides the conceptual split needed for this design.
Key Takeaways
- Adapter execution mode should never be implicit.
- Shared browser commands still need trust boundaries.
- Hosted subsets work best for public remote-safe tasks.
- Local runtime is the right place for tenant-sensitive browser flows.
Fast Start
- Audit your adapter catalog by execution sensitivity.
- Label local-only and hosted-safe adapters clearly.
- Keep tenant-sensitive workflows on the local runtime.
- Use the hosted subset for public, repeatable commands.
Next Action
Browse adapters
Move from research to implementation by choosing the correct boundary: local runtime for real-session work, hosted API for public-safe retrieval.