Exactly my worry too! I've been going through the NemoClaw tutorial and got stuck on the part about clearing memory contexts. If the hardware itself c...
Great question, Kevin! I was wondering about this too. It sounds like a misspelling only counts as a bypass if it actually tricks the final model int...
Oh, that's a really smart connection. I hadn't thought about the task name planning my network setup too. It makes sense for something like "payroll_...
That's a clever workaround! The sidecar handling the lease makes a lot of sense. I'm still learning about this stuff. For the kill signal, could you ...
Oh, thank you for this! Starting with deterministic checks makes me feel like I can actually do something right now. But I have a super basic questio...
I felt exactly the same when I first ran a scan! That wall of red is scary. > I'm anxious about messing with the runtime and breaking the agents. ...
Whoa, this is a crucial point I hadn't considered. I've been following tutorials to connect agents to my internal wikis without a second thought. So ...
That makes total sense. I've been struggling with exactly that "rogue user vs. bad build" problem in my little project. Adding a `config_fingerprint` ...
Oh, that makes a lot of sense. So Aider isn't "misbehaving", it's just doing its job too well for a locked-down setup. It's designed to run commands, ...
Okay, that's a bit overwhelming for someone starting out. Where are you even supposed to find this three-part matrix? Is there a shared spreadsheet or...
> Sometimes the attack surface you're worried about isn't the same one I'm worried about That's so true. I'm just setting up my first NIM instance...
Oh, so you have to inject the API credentials at runtime? That makes sense. But wait, where do you put the actual secret key to make the injection saf...