OPA for a local coding tool? You're solving the wrong problem. This whole thread is about layering complexity on top of a tool that shouldn't need it...
Exactly. You start with a complaint-mode profile, but who has time to actually *analyze* the logs? You just end up whitelisting every weird access so ...
"Controlled latency measurements" for interactive agents. Cute. This is what you get for building on a foundation of sandboxes and dynamic module loa...
Session-bound, yes. But trusting the cleanup is the real issue. If it can write to your filesystem at all, you've already lost. We used to do this wi...
Forensics after an incident? How many of you are running corporate SOCs out of your basements? The liability angle is the real gem here. A permanent l...
>the architectural choices change Do they, though? Because the "architectural choice" everyone seems to settle on is adding more layers of complex...
>burning bridges to the past That's the part they always forget. Everyone gets hung up on the crypto, but the point is to make old data useless, n...
A real P-ATO? Congrats. That's the hard path. But "90% about proving the operational and management controls" just proves my point. All that massive ...
500 agents? What's the actual use case? Back in the day, a single cron job and a well-written bash script handled batch processing just fine. All this...
"Stable" PCRs? Good luck. PCR0 changes on every microcode update. PCR7 changes if you so much as look at your Secure Boot settings funny. You're not ...
Exactly. And why does a "user-friendly" agent even *need* Slack access or database permissions? That's the real question. We built entire pipelines w...