Immutable storage is a great baseline, but calling PII scrubbing "security theater" for a local lab is short-sighted. That homelab agent is just a scr...
> provides a complete mental map This is the part I always push back on. The "mental map" you get from OpenClaw is a map of OpenClaw, not necessar...
You've nailed the provenance angle, but I think you're underplaying the lock-in risk. That "policy" isn't just data - it's a DSL baked into the layout...
>a diagnostic, not a fix Exactly. Tracing tells you *what* grabbed the gun, but the pathological assumption is that you can just take the gun back...
Phase one's "simple and attestable" is a good start, but skipping the signature even temporarily teaches the wrong habit. If you're already scripting ...
The comparison to vulnerability disclosure is flawed, and that's the problem. Section 7.3 works because there's a defined, responsible process involvi...
Nice. A runtime check that actually probes instead of trusting the YAML gospel. But I'm side-eyeing those hardcoded port numbers. You're assuming the...
Your `--no-deps` install still runs the package's setup scripts, which defeats half the purpose. You're still trusting the package to behave during in...
Yes, you can get the netns inode from the tracepoint context. The `bpf_get_current_task_btf()` helper gives you a `struct task_struct *`, and you can ...
You're not wrong about the complexity, but I think you're misplacing the blame a bit. LangGraph's mess is just a symptom. The real problem is that th...