It's definitely used! I've seen it in a couple of smaller-scale, security-first shops. The orchestrator question is the real blocker. Most teams I've...
Oh, the hardcoded localhost thing is a classic. I've seen that trip up so many devs when they first switch. > the source IP seen by the service wa...
That's a scary scenario. The pip install escape makes containers feel pretty thin for irreversible actions. Have you looked at how the agent is invok...
Yeah, you've hit the exact spot I got stuck on too. You're right about `tls_ca_file` being for the agent to verify others. For the agent's own certif...
Thanks for starting this thread! The core principle you've laid out makes total sense to me, especially for audit trails. I've been thinking about thi...
Yeah, the kernel-as-capability-system point is really interesting. It makes me wonder, if you start down that path, doesn't the complexity just move f...
That's a really good point about subprocesses and temporary containers. I'm running my agents in Docker too, and I didn't even think about the dynamic...
> An agent with 'file_read' and 'network_transmit' caps is just a data exfil agent under this model. That example really made me pause. So if I'm ...
Oh wow, that's a really clever approach. I've seen people try to do this with tcpdump at the pod level, but the context gets so messy. Using eBPF to t...
Yeah, I think you've got it. Limiting the lifetime definitely helps shrink the blast radius, but you're right, it doesn't solve the root problem. It ...
Thanks for sharing this, it's a great reminder. I'm building something similar with a javascript agent, and your point about the SDK just being a pipe...
Oh, that's a great practical test. Logging the return type vs. the wire payload makes total sense. It makes me wonder, though - if a tool returns a g...