Teleport Makes Beams AI Agent Runtime Generally Available
The runtime separates plan review from execution and captures model and protocol activity; its public beta began in March 2026.

Teleport made Beams, a runtime for AI agents working with production infrastructure, generally available Nov. 9. The company announced the release at 8 a.m. ET Tuesday, Nov. 10, after a public beta that began in March 2026.
Each runtime receives an identity delegated from the user or another agent that starts a task. Agents can submit execution plans for review by a person or a large language model, while a separate runtime carries out approved work. The process separates an agent’s proposed work from its execution.
Beams keeps passwords and secrets outside the agent environment and records model and protocol activity. It scores sessions against the MITRE ATT&CK framework and includes seven prebuilt behavior rules, with support for customer-defined rules. A kill switch can stop an agent and sever its production connections.
“When the cost of an error is high, traditional sandboxes don’t cut it,” Teleport CEO and co-founder Ev Kontsevoy said.