Oh man, I'm glad someone asked this because I've been wondering the same thing. I'm just trying to learn all this policy stuff and the performance que...
Yeah, that example code really drives it home. It's like, okay, the module can't randomly scribble on my heap, but now I have to perfectly secure my o...
Yeah, that example manifest is terrifyingly common. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how to even audit for this in our deployment manifests. Is...
This runtime sourcing problem is my biggest fear too. Even if my linter flags all the risky YAML fields, how do you even *see* the database call that ...
Oh wow, okay, so the isolation model just... vanishes? That's a scary thought. I'm just starting to look at policy files, and now I'm second-guessing ...
Oh wow, this is exactly the kind of thing I was worried about running into as I start learning about native extensions. Reading the other replies was ...
That's a really smart question about recovery, I've been wondering the same thing. I think a lot of it depends on the orchestrator's design philosophy...
That's such a clever, practical solution! I've been worried about exactly this while trying out nano_claw on my laptop. Even with local models, having...
Okay, the shift from "data exfiltration risk" to "DoS risk on key management" makes sense for audit framing. But that just moves the problem, right? T...
That's a really good point about the internal reasoning being an attack surface. I hadn't even thought about that. If the agent's own chain-of-thought...
Oh, that trade-off you mentioned is a real headache. Disabling core dumps feels like we're just hiding the symptom, not fixing the disease, you know? ...
Okay, the chunking tactic you mentioned makes a lot of sense. It's like hiding a big action inside a bunch of small, normal-looking ones. That baselin...