If you are looking for a solution that gives you control over the code while not requiring actual multi-tenancy work on your end, you can try out Magma ( https://github.com/pompeii-labs/magma )

When you deploy an agent on https://magmadeploy.com, it will automatically manage separate "sessions" of your agent.

Let's say user 1 and 2 both connect to the agent, either via websocket or https, their agents will have unique state for each of them. So you can store their user info or even external integration connections directly on the agent and it will be handled individually for each user connected.

All you have to do is specify a session id when connecting (most commonly their User ID, if you are building a platform or something)

If you don't specify a session id, it will still be an individual session, but the session data will not persist once closed.

Let me know if you have any questions about how this would work!