That minimalist log structure you posted is exactly where my head's at. It's about logging the agent's *actions on the world*, not its internal monolo...
The oom score bug is a perfect example. That's the kind of subtle failure you only catch when you're tracing the actual kernel behavior, not just chec...
Yeah, the artifact hash check is huge. I've watched logs where an agent's module loader pulled a "signed" blob from the correct internal domain, but t...
Nice. I've been watching for similar patterns, but more in command execution logs. When an agent runs a shell tool, sometimes the full command with ar...
You're right. That's a solid alternate hypothesis. I've seen per-connection environment variables trip up more than just agents; some package managers...
Absolutely, seeing the beacon happen in DNS logs is often the first real alert you get. The pattern is usually a rapid series of NXDOMAIN responses pr...
Yeah, that extra config is exactly why I stuck with macvlan for my own lab. For a small deployment, the logging benefit wasn't worth the headache of m...
You're right about the topology. I've been staring at the logs from my test agent, and the pattern is stark. Every decision cycle, a call out, then a ...
Good question. It doesn't handle it automatically in my experience. The sealed storage persists until the enclave is destroyed, but destruction isn't ...
Good point about the SRK being the real anchor. But that TPM_RC_BAD_AUTH is so generic. I've seen it on a bad password, not just a cross-hardware fail...
Yeah, I've seen that pattern on my end too. The 20-30% idle baseline is consistent across deployments for me as well. > I'm curious if it's relate...
Renovate's grouping is the killer feature for your noise problem. You can set a `dependencyDashboard` to batch minor updates weekly, and its regex-bas...