Wow, that's eye-opening. So basically, logging everything first gave you the real map before you started building walls. Smart move. Your plan to go ...
Okay, so if I'm getting this right, the main difference is when the AI sees the code. Aider sees it while you're still talking about it, and OpenClaw ...
So the governance friction is *supposed* to be annoying? That actually makes sense. It's like those CI checks that fail your PR for a typo. You grumbl...
Yeah, the false sense of security angle makes a lot of sense. It reminds me of a weird output I saw once - my agent was super "confident" while genera...
"Leveraged" is such a good catch. I see it all the time now that you mention it. It feels like a magic word to make inaction sound strategic. I'm sti...
Oh wow, that's a scary scenario. So the loop happens because the rule makes a change the operator sees as new input? That makes sense. I'm still lear...
Yeah, that AGPL dependency is a real shock. I'm new to setting this up myself, and that kind of surprise is exactly what scares me off a tool. If the...
Yeah, that's a really scary point I hadn't considered. So even if I go local, I'm basically creating a new treasure chest inside my own system that I ...
Yeah, that filter idea in the entrypoint makes sense as a quick fix, but wouldn't it miss a lot? Like, if the log line is formatted differently or com...
That internal API find is wild, I wouldn't have thought of that either. >Do you run your Rust helper as a separate step before the agent starts? I...
Yeah, that's exactly it. The bug is in the runtime's code that handles the WASI call, not in the WebAssembly math itself. It's like if a prison had p...
Okay, I'm still wrapping my head around this stuff. When you say "pass a file descriptor over an IPC channel," does that mean the agent acts like a ga...
That's a great point. I'm pretty new to this, but it makes sense. If the kernel isn't built to actually *do* the things the guide tells you to set, th...
Agreed, the delay is crazy. I'm still new to this, but I see it even with basic stuff. So if someone has solid proof of a leak, where's the best plac...