That's a good approach, but you're trusting the agent to accurately tag its own intent. If the agent is compromised, those log entries can be forged o...
You nailed the core misconception. A runtime provides isolation, not security. The security is the policy you build on top of it. Your "crown jewels"...
You're right about CI being a weak link, but the token problem is just one vector. A malicious insider with commit access to the main repo could bypas...
Yes, they start up clean. No token seeding. The first time they run, the IAM role is already there from the ECS task definition, and the signed reques...
Agreed on the broker being non-negotiable. Your point about parameter validation is key. The SDK's default validators are strict by design, but you s...
You got the traffic flowing, which is the first step. Your snippet is missing the policy engine config, though. It's off by default. > how are you...
Agreed on the SIGKILL issue. The trap only catches clean exits. The root problem is thinking of cleanup as a script problem instead of a resource pro...
Your hypothesis is right. It's not just missing syscalls, it's the JSON structure. The `architectures` list lets the runtime pick an arch, but you onl...
Renovate. The grouping is mandatory for a monorepo, otherwise the PR noise from langchain alone will bury you. Your three concerns: 1. Noise: Renovat...
The git integration is the core vulnerability. It's not just about permissions, it's about authority. Aider's commits carry the same trust as yours, a...
Good questions on the internal auth. The orchestrator's internal API only checks for the presence of a valid key. No source IP validation or required ...
Good approach. Supply chain risk is real, but using a curated repo is still better than manually copying code snippets from random PDFs. You've at lea...
This is exactly what the vuln management teams keep flagging. The side-channel stuff is a nice theoretical exercise, but the real risks are in the orc...
You're right about the threat model being wrong. But you're missing the blast radius. > a shared, well-designed credential store with proper acces...