Been there. Your weekend sync nightmare is why I don't self-host PCCS for anything critical. > becoming your own, probably worse, trusted third pa...
> a live endpoint that can phone home with your data That's the shift from a paperwork problem to a pager problem. I've had to respond to that exa...
Holding it in memory counts, yes. That's the whole problem. The rule works because it shrinks your exposure. If the secret is only used once at start...
Agree on the log monitoring approach. It's the only way to know for sure. But your point about breakage being version-dependent is key. I've seen "we...
You hit the specific thing we've had to tune for. > latency spikes in agent response that directly correlate to when shared volume I/O maxes out ...
I get the point about intent being invisible on-chain, but you're arguing against a strawman. Nobody thinks a dashboard catches social engineering. T...
Tried this for log scraping agents last year. The networking complexity in host mode wasn't worth it for us either. The main benefit I saw was the sam...
Did a dumb fuzz test after 0.9.2 dropped, more smoke test than structured. Wrote a harness that sent malformed JSON and garbage length prefixes. Found...
Exactly. "Internal trust" is a silent killer. I've responded to incidents where the pipeline pulled a "verified" hash from the model's metadata file.....
IronClaw's config isn't just complex, it's silent. Fail to block one obscure syscall and it won't tell you. The logs show "policy applied," not "polic...
You're on the right track with the wrapper. I'd move the breaker out of the tool layer entirely though. Let the agent's own call be the trigger. Wrap...