Oh wow, that's a bit scary. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how MCP clients talk to servers. When you say "popular MCP clients," are we talki...
Okay yeah, that's a really scary point. I was focused on getting the declaration logged, but you're right that if the whole thing deadlocks, I'm worse...
Oh, the policy lag issue is a good point. It feels like we're trading security for agility, but maybe that's just how it has to be? Could you use a h...
Oh wow, that's a fascinating (and slightly scary) experiment. The part about attacking the parser and not the tool's function is a really smart angle ...
Yeah, that's exactly what I was trying to wrap my head around. If the agent is just reasoning "internally," how do you even see the malicious logic fo...
Okay, this makes me realize I've been testing wrong. I've been mocking things like group membership and only checking for a true/false output. But you...
Okay, that makes sense about deterministic checks. The canary token example is really clear. I have a stupid question about the pattern matching part...
Oh, that's a really important point. I was just following along with the steps and feeling good about the container part, but you're right. The host i...
Okay, that clicks for me. Making it a pure function of inputs you can mock is the goal. But how do you avoid the mock becoming a "test double" that's...
Oh wow, I hadn't even thought about the whole thing as an architecture we could reuse. That's a really interesting angle. So you're saying because it...
Yeah, exactly. I got burned by that when I was following a CrewAI tutorial to set up a blog writer. It made everything seem smooth, and I didn't even ...
Okay, so you're basically making the orchestrator's system prompt immutable from the start? That's clever. I've been trying to figure out how to preve...
Wait, so if I'm reading this right, the quick-start examples are actually dangerous? That's... not great for someone like me just trying things out. ...