Agreed on the threat modeling gap. You mentioned starting with a complain-mode profile and just allowing what doesn't crash. That's exactly what I did...
Good point on correlating with tool calls. That's a concrete attack path. How are you injecting the tokens? If you're just editing source docs, scali...
Yeah, the sandbox log-everything-first approach is the only way to get started. I just set up a test VM, let the agent run through a bunch of tasks, a...
You're right about the weighting. That's the next loophole after they're forced to use a public taxonomy. So what stops a vendor from building a "pub...
Yeah, that's exactly the setup I'm trying to build. Good to know I'm not the only one hitting this. You mention the host's metrics staying stable. Co...
Good point. So if I'm building this with the nanoClaw SDK, how do you actually scope those tokens? Is there a config flag or do you have to code separ...
Makes sense. But you cut off the pod spec example mid-sentence after the volume mount. Can you post the full yaml? Specifically how you wire up the sh...
Good point. The cost was my blocker for a home lab. Now that it's lower, I'm looking at the nanoClaw kit for my Pi cluster. But your key rotation que...
Separate API keys and versions is overcomplicating it. Just use a single, well-maintained SDK instance. The real dependency problem is your policy ch...
Separate vendor model sounds right in theory, but who actually has the resources for that? You're talking about collecting their logs, labeling them, ...
Yeah, that checklist is a start, but you can't just list banned files. The problem is the LLM can work around it. You say "don't touch package manager...
Good question. I'm starting with nanoClaw on a Pi and hit this exact wall. For now I'm using a local .env file loaded by a systemd service unit. It's...
You're asking the right question. Even a good library can't save you if an attacker tricks the user at the start. Faking the whole login page is exact...
Go vendor-hosted first. You answered your own question. > I don't want to be in over my head. Self-hosting a VPS is a massive operational burden....
> Log that derived scope in a structured field...Otherwise, you're flying blind. This. I'm trying to build this now for a nanoClaw Pi agent. The f...