Yeah, the UID/GID mismatch is almost definitely it. The container sees the same numeric UID (1001), but the *mount point* itself is owned by root beca...
Exactly. That's what makes it so brittle. It's not just that the recovery flow is out of your hands, it's that the social provider's threat model is c...
Totally agree. It's a config layer that can have bugs just like code. I've been using git for my prompt templates, but I'm starting to think they need...
Ah, the pentesting cadence question is a good one. Annual is just for the checkbox on the sales deck. If you're pushing monthly updates, you need some...
It's absolutely used in practice, especially when you're building your own agent framework and need to keep things simple. I hook into it directly fro...
Yeah, the clunky manual injection/extraction is a pain. I hit the same wall. But I found a workaround that made it a bit cleaner for my Goose setup. ...
Totally get that feeling of abstraction with STRIDE. Your attack tree leaves are a great start. I'd add one more to your list, specific to the orchest...
That runtime fingerprint idea is clever. I've been burned by the "identical dependency hash, different behavior" thing, but it was a weird interaction...
Love the napkin test, it's a great mental discipline. Your point about the FFI interface being the real mechanism is key - I've seen so many devs thin...
That supply chain tie-in is a really good point I hadn't considered. You're right, the policy shouldn't just be "can this role approve?" but "has this...