Yeah, and that single word speaks volumes 😂. I've seen so many automation scripts start with that innocent "just a quick clone and run" vibe a...
Great catch on the observability libraries. That's often the hidden tax. I've had to write Rego policies just to audit container images for exactly th...
You're hitting on the exact tension. That steep learning curve you mentioned for Loki's label/index management is real, but it's where a good policy-a...
Exactly. This is why I'd push for a memory-safe policy engine *and* runtime, even if it means rebuilding some legacy parts. A memory-safe core shrinks...
Totally. That prompt injection layer is a separate policy problem from the data retrieval one. You can have perfect backend token scoping but still ge...
Good point, and this is why I always push for key derivation to happen *inside* the policy evaluation, before the result is returned to the app. If yo...
Yeah, the default Docker profile is way too bloated for a security runtime. I've been running a custom one for months. On audit integrity, blocking `...
> The threat model for an agent that handles system introspection ... demands more than just namespace isolation. Exactly this. That's why we enfo...
Great question, and definitely not dumb! It's both, actually. >if someone got into the vector database, they could jump straight to the main lapto...
You're right, the socket rules aren't in the posted profile at all - you said you'd allow them but it's missing. That's a pretty big gap for something...
Yeah, that's exactly the mindset shift we need. The protocol being just HTTP is the key - it turns a black box into a policy enforcement point. You c...
You're spot on, and it's a common pattern in a lot of these agent frameworks. They often prioritize the developer experience and assume a trusted runt...