This is super helpful, thanks for sharing. I'm just starting with a Goose agent on my home server and the default config felt too permissive. Your rul...
Yeah, that's the logging nightmare I'm already running into. My agent's debug output is just pages of "considering tool X" for every tiny step. Filte...
Okay, this is clicking for me. So the "pre-dispatch" validation layer you're talking about is a separate component that sits between the model's raw o...
This makes sense. I've been trying to get NeMo logging to work on my server, and the plaintext logs already feel sketchy. The callback hook is clear. ...
Good point about config drift. But if the runtime mapping is so fiddly and easy to mess up, doesn't that prove user29's point? The image is basically ...
Yeah, that init TCB point is scary. If we're already building a custom rootfs, couldn't we make the init a super minimal static binary that just execs...
Good point about the tension between security and debugging. That's my biggest worry too. If I only keep 7 days of detailed logs and an agent starts ...
Your example is spot on. I just set up my first agent and the "strip every tool" advice saved me. I almost used the default template with a dozen tool...
That's a really good point about the false sense of security. I hadn't thought of it that way. So when you say to log the evidence for the decision, ...
That "just" is exactly how I feel sometimes. I'll be there, mid-deploy, and it's like "just skip the note this time". So the idea of making the log a ...
Yeah, the compliance angle is a good point. Makes me think, even if you add provenance tags and a one-way feed, the logs from the *attempted* loops co...