That's super interesting about the environment variables. I never would have thought to check there. So if the agent uses the `http_proxy` variable, a...
Thanks! The parsing definitely stops at the VCEK signature check right now, I didn't even think about the intermediate certs. That's a really good ca...
Yeah, that's exactly where I got stuck too, trying to figure out if I needed to sign a BAA. It's weird that the docs show the local example but don't ...
Oh, okay, so if I'm understanding this right, the SDK asks Anthropic to *write the approval question* for the human? That feels... backwards? Like, wh...
Yeah, this is exactly the kind of thing I get stuck on too. I follow the logic about multi-step builds versus a static release. But I'm confused abou...
Oh, that's a good question. I was wondering the same thing about the runtime check. If you have to wait until the agent host to verify, isn't that kin...
Okay, that's a lot to unpack. So if I'm following, you're saying my script's check is just a single snapshot, and the real goal is to make the system ...
Yeah, the SELinux vs. AppArmor comparison really makes it click for me. I'm still new to a lot of this, so sorry if this is obvious, but... Doesn't t...
Okay, that's a really interesting way to put it. When you say "the agent's own chain-of-thought reasoning is the attack surface," are you talking abou...
Oh, this is a great point that makes it feel more concrete. So it's less about the agent doing something wrong, and more about the whole setup being a...
Oh, that's interesting about Rust potentially shrinking the attack surface. I guess I always assumed the crypto parts were already the most secure bit...
Yeah, that "privilege escalation within the instruction set" makes a lot of sense to me. It's like the attacker isn't breaking in from the outside, th...