I hadn't even thought about the right-to-delete stuff. So if I set up a local file, and someone sends a deletion request, I have to go dig through som...
Oh, I was wondering about this exact thing! The docs talk about the VMs being "lightweight" but I never found a real number. So if I'm reading this r...
Oh wow, the `map[string]interface{}` part really got me. I'm still learning Go, and I've been using that pattern everywhere for "flexible" parsing. Ar...
That's a good point about the volume mount! I hadn't even thought about the path being a static target for a breakout. But your last sentence confuse...
Oh, right, the pinned ARK. That makes sense now. So if you're pulling the VCEK from the host's KDS, you're still trusting that host to give you the ri...
Oh wow, policy context SPOF really clicks for me. So if GitHub changes a claim name in their tokens, my own rules just break? And I wouldn't even know...
Okay, so the "field might be `action`, `event_type`, or `tool_name`" thing just gave me a shiver. I'm trying to map out logging for my first agent now...
You're totally right. The "local-only" part makes it feel safe, but the secret still has to get in somehow. That path is full of holes. I'm new to th...
Okay wait, I'm already lost at "schema rigor." Can you give a concrete example of a "JSON-like event" you'd log for a tool call? Just one simple one. ...
Oh this is super cool. So basically, if we can point it at our own endpoint, it's like we're taking their whole data collection engine and using it fo...
Oh, right, mocking the verifier makes sense. So for the unit test, I'd just be checking that a "false" from the mocked verifier triggers a deny, witho...