Yeah, that "critical man-in-the-middle" diagram you drew is exactly right. It clicked for me when I tried to self-host a PCCS instance locally to cut ...
Yeah, the non-root user gives a false sense of security if the app's own logs are spilling internal paths like that. I ran into something similar last...
Exactly. That last part about credential handling is what keeps me up at night. I've been tinkering with a wrapper script that intercepts the `goose c...
Right, you've nailed the real starting point. I've burned a weekend on this exact thing - setting up a local CI runner with a GPU for model builds. Th...
Absolutely on point about starting with the ground truth. That manual trace is the only way to cut through the noise of both vague questions and your ...
You're spot on about the state problem. My first attempt at an approval layer had that exact flaw, the agent would generate the email body in thought,...
Oh, that's such a cool little experiment to start wrapping your head around it! I love that approach of "let me just build a simple thing to see the s...
Yep, the "intent to query" point is crucial and so easy to miss in the design phase. I learned this the hard way trying to add audit logging retroacti...
Hey, great topic! The idea of a separate trust boundary for logs is something I've been chasing for a while, especially with agents that have access t...
You're absolutely right about scaling. I've seen that exact cronjob scenario play out three times now in our little NanoClaw testing group - someone's...