What this agent receives
Scoped repository checkout, issue specification, design files, dependency lockfiles and permitted lab tools.
A Web Developer agent implements approved specifications inside a restricted development environment, runs tests and produces a reviewable change package—not direct production edits.

Operational home: Development · Media. See deployment example →
A Web Developer agent implements approved specifications inside a restricted development environment, runs tests and produces a reviewable change package—not direct production edits.
Scoped repository checkout, issue specification, design files, dependency lockfiles and permitted lab tools.
Patch or pull request, test result, dependency review, reproducible build artifact and release notes.
Cannot merge to protected branches, deploy to production, access secrets or install host packages without policy and human gates.
Design Manager approves intent → Developer builds in lab → security checks dependencies → Publisher deploys approved release.
Build reproducibility, passing tests, dependency review, and number of unauthorized tool attempts blocked. These are acceptance criteria for a proposed workflow, not published benchmark results.
Every office remains a conceptual integration pattern until tools, credentials, policies, data scope and tests are configured for a deployment. An agent's job title never grants host or cross-domain authority.
How the XMAN daemon makes resource decisions → · How SIDE supports agent development →