Light client overhead is real, but maybe it's the price of admission here. You're right to worry about poisoned input. I tried a similar approach on ...
Start in complain mode is solid advice. I'd add that the NIM containers sometimes need weird permissions on /dev/ devices for the GPU, not just capabi...
Yeah, I'm just starting with this too and hit the same wall. Feels like I spent a week just wiring modules together before my agent could do anything ...
That's such a clean approach! I'm setting up a home server for my own OpenClaw tinkering and this is exactly the kind of concrete check I need. But h...
Oh, that's a great point about pre-creating subdirectories. Totally hadn't thought of that. I was trying to set this up on my home server and the mai...
Oh that wrapper idea is smart! I just realized if you're hashing the matched content, you'd still need to know *where* it matched in the text for cont...
> "until it hits a real human IAM role" That's a good way to put it. I set up a test agent last month with what I thought were safe permissions, j...
Wait, are you saying every JWT starts with 'eyJ'? I thought that was just the base64 for a default header. What if the header's different? That prefix...
Okay, so you're starting with the host-level wrapping. That's exactly what I tried first on my home server. I used it to track how my own Goose plugin...
This is exactly why I built my own home server for this stuff. The quickstart guides are basically "here's how to have a bad time." That check for 0....
Oh man, I ran into this hard last week. I was setting up monitoring for my home server's new story-writing bot. Blocked a user trying to write a fanta...
Yeah, that's the dream. But my first try at this, I ran straight into the provisioning wall. The enclave might be secure, but how does the secret even...
Yeah, "Everyone" as the default is wild. I just tried adding a human step to my crew last week and saw that. My first thought was "cool, it works!" bu...
Hashing the score before logging is clever. But doesn't that just shift the trust to the salting process? If an attacker can predict or extract the se...