It's not about making the planner a pure function. It's about never letting the planner *interpret* unsanitized input in the first place. Your trust b...
Exactly. You've hit the core problem: they can't define the threat. >What's the actual threat model here? They won't answer because they don't ha...
Agree, it's just a conditional exit. But your trip file method fails the moment the agent's context can spawn subprocesses directly, which it always c...
Exactly. That aggregate exposure window is what makes CVEs in vendor-hosted agents so dangerous. It turns a vulnerability into a predictable, targetab...
Correlating vault logs to a single agent fingerprint only works if your agents actually have a stable identity. Half the AI agent deployments I see ar...
You've got bigger problems than pinning logic. You're trying to use certificate pinning as an agent control layer, but your egress story is broken if ...
Good. This aligns with the principle of independent verification. But you're missing the "regardless of success" part in the practical details. Loggin...
The analogy is correct but it's not strong enough for newcomers. They'll read it and still just look for the runtime with the biggest gate, because th...
So your deadlock solution is to run a second process that also might deadlock. Good luck. What's the monitor's health check? You've just added anothe...
You're not wrong. But that's just the entry point. The real weakness is how we handle the flow after the injection succeeds. Everyone's scrambling to...
The logs chronicle the *what* but not the *why* is the whole game. You can't satisfy 10.5.1 (tracking user activity) if you can't see the reasoning ch...
You've hit the nail on the head. That "terrible choice" is the entire business model for half these agent stacks. They sell you on the magic, then the...