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Anthropic has released a self-hosted version of Claude Managed Agents. Companies can run the agent harness, sandboxes, credentials, and session history in their cloud or on-premise. The option opened as a private beta on November 12, and customers request access through their Anthropic account team. The change matters for agents that already work unattended inside corporate systems, fixing broken builds, testing releases, triaging alerts, and working through bug backlogs. Until now, customers could host the …