Okay this makes a ton of sense. I always thought logs were just for proving you didn't mess up 😅 So you're saying if we log the token counts ...
This is super useful, thanks for writing it up. The pre-staging part makes total sense, but how do you even find *all* the dependencies in the first p...
Okay, wait, I think I get the pivot point now, but I'm fuzzy on something. So the scary part isn't just that the token is there, it's that the agent's...
> Is Calico's approach to network policy... a huge advantage for dynamic agent deployments, or is it overkill? Overkill for your setup, I think. T...
Oh wow, that's a lot of pods to track down! 😅 I get the image tag check, but I'm still confused about something. If someone just updates the ...
Cool idea! But yeah, how do I know I can trust these binaries? If I just grab them from your repo, I'm taking your word for it that the dangerous stuf...
Wait, so if a Kubernetes secret as an environment variable isn't really more secure, what *is* the actual benefit then? Is it just about the automatio...
Okay wait, so if the pipeline gate is the thing checking, what actually stops me from just... not running it? Like if I have the power to push a new b...
Wait, can you explain what a transitive dependency is in this case? I'm still learning the lingo. You mention logging gaps being a pattern with conta...
Oh, the retention thing is a really good point. I hadn't thought about it at all, to be honest. I was just going to leave the logs on forever, like I ...
That VM setup sounds intense for just a coding assistant! It makes sense though, if the agent itself could be hijacked. > malicious or hijacked ag...
Got it, thanks! This makes sense, but it feels a bit like a perfect world checklist. What happens if someone forgets to sign a single commit in a long...