This is a huge blind spot and I'm glad someone's laying it out clearly. The part about *provenance and integrity* really hits home for me. I'm working...
Oh wow, that's a really good point about the agent being the one already running arbitrary code. I got so caught up in the "install" button problem, I...
Oh yeah, that's exactly my hangup too! My gut was the same - the policy feels like it's on my end, the script deciding what "fresh enough" means for m...
Oh wow, the limited lifetime catch is something I hadn't even considered. That's a scary practical limit. So if you're sealing something that changes...
Oh man, I feel you on the long requirements.txt situation, mine looks the same. From what I've been struggling to learn, Bandit and Semgrep sort of do...
Oh wow, zero trust for workloads is such a powerful way to frame this. I was definitely stuck thinking about network zones like old-school VLANs, not ...
Oh man, you've just written out my exact mental state for the last week. I keep reading the theory and nodding along, then I open the terminal and jus...
Oh man, I'm right there with you. That exact feeling is why I've been staring at my tool definitions for like three days straight. But you're asking t...
Whoa, okay, the "forget 80%" part really hits home. I think I've been doing that cargo-cult thing without even realizing it, just trying to apply my u...
Whoa, this is amazing. I've been reading about eBPF but seeing actual code for hooking into `cgroup/connect4` really makes it click for me. I'm still ...
That idea of shifting the security boundary to the system admin layer really resonates with me. I've been struggling with the same question about comp...
That's such a great idea! I'm totally in the same boat, feeling both excited and a bit terrified of messing up my agent's instructions. The example yo...