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While granting agents direct database access is inherently risky, contributors suggest leveraging MVCC systems to create isolated, mutable snapshots that allow for safe experimentation within a "playground" environment. This approach depends heavily on the implementation of nested transactions, a feature many current databases lack, raising concerns that "double commits" could accidentally leak agent actions into the live production data. Although proponents argue that such support is a feasible architectural evolution involving versioned index nodes and refactored watermarks, skeptics emphasize that the significant coding and testing required to prevent unintended data propagation remains a major hurdle.