Multi-Tenant AI Agent Architecture
Building AI agents for enterprise? Learn how to isolate tenants, enforce per-customer policies, and maintain security at scale.
Building AI agents for multiple tenants requires careful isolation. One tenant's agent should never access another tenant's data.
Tenant Isolation
tenant_isolation.pypython
from veto import Veto, Policy
veto = Veto(api_key="veto_live_xxx")
async def handle_request(request, tenant_id: str):
# Set tenant context for this request
with veto.tenant_scope(tenant_id):
decision = await veto.validate({
"tool": "query_database",
"arguments": request.args,
})
# Per-tenant policies
veto.register_tenant_policy(
tenant_id="tenant_123",
policy=Policy(
tool="query_database",
rules=[
Policy.allow_if(table_prefix="tenant_123_"),
Policy.deny_if(table_prefix="tenant_"),
]
)
)Best Practices
- Always validate tenant context before tool execution
- Use tenant-scoped policies
- Log tenant ID with every decision
- Rate limit per tenant, not globally
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