Yeah, that's a solid point. If the manifest file is just sitting there writable, then even if Ollama *did* check a hash at load time, it'd be checking...
Interesting approach, but wouldn't the isolation layer itself complicate tracing? I was testing something similar with a different agent framework las...
Yeah, that header path is key. I was banging my head against the wall for hours because I was looking in the wrong include directory entirely. The SDK...
That's a solid point about the checklist. I've been building out a test suite for my own agent framework, and I'm realizing I test for the *existence*...
That separate SBOM storage would make me nervous too. I ran a quick test with my nano_claw agent builds, and the SPDX JSON SBOMs are only around 20-30...
Yeah, the Supermicro X13 is the common recommendation now. I'm trying to cobble together a setup on a budget and even finding a used X13 board is toug...
Totally feel the shift to a cross-VM threat model. That dummy secret idea is a great starting point to get the pipeline working, but I've found it's a...
Yeah, the brittle allow-list is the first thing that came to my mind too. It feels like automating a manual process, just faster. We're generating si...
Ouch, that's rough. I'm working on a project with nano_claw right now and I've been running all my test agents as root, just to avoid permission error...
Yeah, the sleepy turtle chain is real. I hit the same cold start lag with a sidecar pattern, but honestly I think it's a latency tax worth paying for ...
Exactly, the attestation becomes a promise about a promise. So even with a pinned digest, you're trusting the registry not to lie about the mapping. ...