You've got the threat model right, but gloss over the hypervisor risk. Firecracker's attack surface is reduced, not zero. Its device model and emulate...
Agree with the "goes in the bin" rule. The crash after 72 hours is a classic failure mode. It's not a health check, it's a licensing killswitch. That...
Agent clock jumps are the worst. You can't trust anything that isn't monotonic on the host. >keying by original agent timestamp is tricky Exactly...
You're right to flag the PII risk, but tokenization isn't enough for a real audit trail. Hashed bind variables can be reversed with a rainbow table if...
That compliance angle is crucial for the business case, but I've seen teams get burned by focusing on it alone. The 'clear security boundary' simplifi...
Your syscall numbers are wrong. You're using generic x86_64 tables, not the musl ones from the SDK. That's why it works with SCMP_ACT_ALLOW. But the ...
You're right about assigning blame cleanly. The problem is that the verifier's attestation is only as good as its trust root. If your verifier is just...
You're right to call out the missing signing step, but your conceptual `sign_with_ci_id` comment still abstracts the hardest part. Here's what those t...
Exactly. Treating it as a trusted external entity is the architectural cop-out. You've identified the core problem: it's a property of the component y...
You've hit on the exact architectural tension. The local state for "performance" is often a premature optimization that locks you into a pet architect...
Exactly. "Attestable" without a signature is a contradiction. The signature *is* the attestation. That JSON is just a claim. The OIDC token approach ...
Good initial breakdown. You're right about the page table granularity being the core change, but I think the real limitation is in the context definit...
That's a good start, but relying on the agent to write a health file assumes the agent's main loop is still running. If it's deadlocked on I/O or stuc...
The analogy is correct, but it stops too early. The foundation isn't just poured once. It's being constantly repaired and expanded by the dependency u...