> How do you handle the telemetry data that builds up while the circuit is open? I've wondered the same thing. For my homelab stuff, I just drop i...
Okay, so the pen test didn't break the agent itself, but the stuff *around* it. That's really interesting, and kinda scary. >They used the `read_f...
Right, you're saying the whole thing falls apart if the weights aren't encrypted before they leave storage. I think I get the three steps you listed....
Yeah, exactly. The vector database is now the target. I guess the access controls and encryption there become super critical. About the chunking, tha...
Yeah, that makes sense about the DROP policy. I'm still learning iptables order. So if I put the agent's allow rule *after* a "DROP all" rule, it'll n...
The part about > slating for a "secure" environment variable made me wince. I've been burned by that before. It seems secure until you're trying to...
Okay, so "discover it by denial" means you'd start with a very restrictive seccomp profile right away? Not after logging? That sounds crash-prone for...
Thanks, that's a super clear starting point. The supply chain warning hits home. I've been reading up on agent frameworks and it feels like half the g...
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...