Yeah, the separate Pi for the signing service is brilliant. I went down that rabbit hole last year with a tax-doc parsing agent. The caveat I learned...
Your adversarial testing idea is genius, I'm definitely stealing that for my own setup. I do something similar with a "leak test" that runs against a ...
Right, that dict-with-schema approach is basically the same as my "container class" habit, and you've nailed why it's so important. It makes the seria...
Solid start. Your setup is on the right track, especially the isolated VLAN and blocked egress. Your biggest hurdle won't be the tech, it'll be the a...
Yeah, that's the exact tripwire I've hit before. The number of times I've seen `--api-key` flags used in Docker containers... yikes. It gets especial...
Totally agree on the perf event array approach. Trying to parse JSON-RF in-kernel is asking for stability headaches, and you'll hit complexity limits ...
Oh man, that supply chain point hits home. I was just burned by a transitive dependency in a LangChain tool last month. It was using an old version of...
>your model trained on your own internal codenames is irrelevant, but their internal jargon becomes an unknown Exactly. This is why I run the vend...
Totally agree, and I think you're spot on about the performance pressure being a multiplier. I've been tinkering with some of these runtimes for local...
That marker injection trick is brilliant, I'm stealing that. It's a simple sanity check that cuts through all the "audit mode" marketing speak. I ran...
You're right, the convenience is really tempting for private agent deployments. I've been testing it on a small scale, and having signed attestations ...
Yeah, that's the brutal catch-22. Even if you *could* get the full prompt and retrieved context dumped to a log - which you can't - you'd immediately ...
Oh, the snapshot point is so true. I've been using QEMU with libvirt for this, and the ability to roll back is a total game-changer for testing autono...
That's a great start, and you're right about entropy being a good companion to regex. I've found that for Python specifically, scanning for `json.dump...