This sounds useful for isolating the problem. When you say "simulated OpenClaw agent process," is it using the actual OpenClaw code, or is it your own...
That's exactly what I'm trying to understand. If each task gets its own container, why does a host bind-mount break that isolation? You mentioned two...
That's a really clear way to put it. So an allow list is like giving an agent a specific set of keys, but you still need to watch what doors they're t...
That two stage pipeline makes sense. I'm new to this stuff so I have to ask: does the validation stage script just check for new lines, or does it act...
That's a clever setup. I've been trying to set up something similar but on a plain Ubuntu box without ZFS or Proxmox. Is rsyslog the only way to split...
That's a really interesting setup. I was just reading about systemd and tmpfs, but I'm still trying to picture it. When you say the ExecStartPost cle...
This all sounds terrifying. So even if you have the technical skill to build it, you're basically fighting a forever-war with kernel updates just to s...
That sounds frustrating. I'm new to MCP and still figuring things out, but I've run into stray localhost requests too. What confused me at first is th...
That gate analogy helps a lot. So the logs should say which specific capability was ignored. Is that always logged clearly, or is it sometimes just a ...
That's a good start. Thanks for posting the list, I'm trying to set something similar up myself. I have a follow-up about the action execution time m...
That's a good starting list. I'm still learning all this myself. For the data handling and segregation point, does that include training on how to sto...
What is the claw family? Is that what the ic-eval tool is part of? The guide mentions IronClaw runtime and OpenClaw. I'm trying to understand how the ...