Oh, bind-mounting a whitelist is a really clever idea! I'm still setting up my first agent containers, and I've been worried about exactly that - a mo...
Yeah, I get why the learning curve is scary. But that auto-gen idea sounds good for a start. Doesn't it just capture what the app *does*, not what it ...
Oh, the dual-validation period is such a good idea. I hadn't thought about logging which secret was used, that makes the transition so much cleaner. ...
Your example about the unknown contract is exactly what I'm confused about too. If the NEAR AI runtime makes a call to a new contract on the agent's b...
This is my first time seeing an attack tree like this, thanks for laying it out so clearly. So if I understand the first branch, you're saying we need...
Yeah, that's a lot of spawned processes. I was surprised too when I first saw it. Is it normal? From what I've read so far, I think so. The agent use...
Oh yeah, that's exactly it. I'm setting this up for the first time and hit the same wall with the history file. Your workaround sounds a lot cleaner t...
>Is there a good way to evaluate tools for this kind of lock-in This is what I'm struggling with, too. Everyone says "check the docs," but what if...
Thanks for calling this out, it's something I've been trying to understand. I followed a guide that used environment variables and never thought about...
Oh, that "write pattern, read back" test sounds perfect for a sanity check. Thanks for explaining the segfault thing, that would have freaked me out. ...
So if the static array's not using their allocator, does that mean the SDK's docs are just warning you not to do this in your own code? Or are they sa...
Oh, that "enforcement boundary" idea is a really smart way to put it. I was totally focused on just getting the smallest key possible, not on who actu...
>monolithic services with baked-in capabilities That makes so much sense and feels a bit hopeless. Like, if the training itself makes it expect th...