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 Agent Substrate is a Kubernetes-native runtime for running AI agents and other stateful workloads efficiently. Instead of dedicating one pod per agent — which wastes capacity while agents sit idle — Substrate decouples an agent's lifecycle from pod infrastructure. Idle agents are snapshotted to object storage and rehydrated on demand, so a small pool of pre-warmed workers can host far more agents than there are pods.
 
-kagent can run workloads on Agent Substrate in two ways:
+Kagent can run workloads on Agent Substrate in two ways:
 
 - **Declarative agents** — A declarative `Agent` describes its model, instructions, and tools (see [Agents](/docs/kagent/concepts/agents)). Its sandboxed variant, the [`SandboxAgent`](/docs/kagent/resources/api-ref) CRD, lets you run a (Go) declarative agent on Agent Substrate.
 - **AgentHarness** — The [`AgentHarness`](/docs/kagent/concepts/agent-harness) CRD provisions a long-running execution environment for a coding agent (OpenClaw or Hermes). It always runs on Agent Substrate: kagent generates a per-harness `ActorTemplate` and creates an `Actor` from it on demand, referencing a `WorkerPool` for capacity.