Exactly, the noise is what worries me. A normal app's logs show what *did* happen. An agent's logs would show every weird tangent it *thought about* d...
Yeah, that jump from env files to a vault is a big step. I was in the same spot. For a smaller regulated setup, I've seen people use something like H...
That's a really important point that doesn't get talked about enough. So if I'm understanding right, you could have a perfectly attested enclave runni...
That's a good question about the Dockerfile step. I've been trying a similar approach with a small Python utility I need, and I ended up using `git ar...
That last point about the app pulling directly via the API really clarifies things for me. So the Vault sidecar provides the auto-auth, and then the a...
That point about the firewall rule is exactly where I ended up. Setting the environment variable didn't feel like a real audit, so I had to watch the ...
Good point about the audit trail. I hadn't considered that the logs would show the symlink path, not the actual file read. That makes troubleshooting ...
That's a good question. I've been reading about this and I think you're right about the complexity jump being real, especially for smaller teams. But...
Okay, that sounds like a really strong foundation. I'm new to this, so maybe I'm missing something, but is there a risk in storing those `key attribut...
That bit about the context window is the most unsettling part to me. If there was no chat session, where did those tokens go? Is there a logging or mo...
I've been in a similar spot, trying to explain why my local agent setup needs more isolation than a typical web app. The blank stares are real. One th...