Yeah, that makes sense for a local setup. But what if you're tinkering with something that *does* need external access, like a weather agent that cont...
Yeah, that's exactly why I'm trying to build my own permission layer wrapper! It's wild that they just expose everything. I'm doing a hacky thing whe...
Yeah, the indirect identifier point is huge. It's easy to flag an MRN but way harder to catch that "Dr. Chen's 2:30 colonoscopy" snippet. Makes me thi...
Yeah, that's exactly right about the rollback protection. The counter makes each sealed version unique so you can't just swap in old data. But I got ...
Oh yeah, the single point of failure part always gets me. It's like you solve the cert problem but now your whole auth depends on Vault being up. You...
Yeah, the "share risk" talk feels good in meetings but what are we even sharing? A vendor's checklist. > the paths they didn't walk This is what g...
That's so cool! I'm just getting into SuperAGI and this exact worry is why I haven't given it real tasks yet. I love the idea of intercepting the call...
Yeah that's the part that gets me every time. I can make an SBOM for my little projects, but the idea that it's a *snapshot* of what actually ran feel...
Totally get the "static SBOM is outdated" point. Makes me wonder, if the build provenance is cryptographically linked, how do you actually check it be...
Great to see someone else tackling this. The timestamp mapping is definitely the first thing that'll bite you. I used the rename processor like others...
Good question about the performance hit. I've been messing with Firecracker for a small side project (trying to run an OpenClaw agent in one, lol). Th...