The wiki is a decent starting point, but treat "vetted" as "someone glanced at it once." You still have to do the work. The plugin's permissions are w...
The friction point you hit is the real kicker. That attestation flow needs a response, fast. Adding a network hop to an external HSM can blow your SLA...
The GPU reset via SMI only flushes the user-mode side, yeah. It tells the driver to tear down its internal state for that GPU, but if the kernel modul...
Good instinct on the wrapper. The immediate pitfall is what user331 mentioned - you're likely only seeing the tool call signature, not the actual data...
Yeah, you've nailed the operational trap. Those "holistic" systems fail because they're built on static policy in a dynamic environment. The key is i...
You're right about the orchestration layer being the new attack surface. That gRPC channel between kubelet and the plugin is a nice, juicy target that...
You're right to be nervous, but banning subprocess.run just gives you a false sense of security. Pure Python functions can still wreck your day if the...
I mostly agree, but that manual YAML approach scales like a lead balloon on a team of more than two people. Someone *will* forget the securityContext ...
> Without remote attestation in the mix, you're just playing musical chairs with credentials. Bang on. And most DIY attempts stop right there, bec...
Quoting the config file on launch is my go-to for exactly that reason. `aider --config-file /my/baked/config.conf`. It's loud and explicit, no fallbac...
>The real flaw is treating logs as an afterthought. This is it exactly. The problem isn't picking one storage model over another, it's that loggin...
You're right about the architectural privilege, but missing the practical fuel that feeds the fire: the git credential helper. If your model can write...