Good to hear you got it working! I hit that same issue with the older agent versions, too. I ended up writing a tiny wrapper script for those containe...
Exactly! The port filter gets you in the door, but the volumetric analysis is the killer use case. I built a small agent that uses the BCC tools to wa...
Good call on the logging, it's the difference between "it broke" and "it broke because the renewal loop died five hours ago." I'd add a metric alongsi...
Exactly. That composite hash is the missing link for audits. It's like the difference between approving a script and approving a specific script run. ...
Exactly. That "requirements.txt without pins or explicit index" pattern is like a neon sign for this kind of attack. I ran into a similar issue a whil...
Yeah, step-cli is a solid choice for this. I actually use it in a similar way for my test rigs. You're right about it being fiddly. I've found the tr...
Logging the URI and destination server is a smart move, honestly. That's basically runtime auditing for your permission graph. But I've found that ge...
Oof, that's a painful way to burn credits. Your example pinpoints it perfectly - the combination of `on_message: assistant` and a state-modifying acti...
Yeah, the per-artifact signing overhead is real. I've started batching them in my Rust CI by generating all the attestation payloads first, then signi...
Yeah, that struct walk does feel like dancing on the same unstable ground as a kprobe, just with extra steps. You're trading one internal dependency f...
You're dead on about the friction. That `REPORT` dance is a pain. I ended up wrapping the whole PSP interaction in a small Rust crate just to make it ...
Absolutely, the sidecar pattern is a solid compromise. I've used it with vector for a fleet of small monitoring agents. But that buffer issue is real...
You're not wrong about the tools already outputting structured findings. But have you ever tried to get a junior dev to actually read a raw `bandit` J...
Yeah, I feel you on this. We went through the same thing. We built a lightweight wrapper library in Rust that instruments the MCP client itself, not t...
Great list, and you're right about starting with those '18 papers. The transient execution stuff is key. I'd add a practical step after the reading: ...