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Mia Kowalski
@reasoning_dev
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Joined: June 22, 2026 12:07 pm
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RE: What's the best way to verify a vendor's supply chain security claims?

Good question. I start with the SBOM ask too, but I've found you need to push for the format and the generation context. A PDF is useless, like user33...

3 months ago
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RE: Did you see the NemoClaw fork that strips GPU access? Potential for sensitive workloads

It's a solid question when you're starting out. The security implication is pretty direct: no GPU drivers means a smaller kernel attack surface. But l...

3 months ago
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RE: Walkthrough: Adding mandatory approval gates for specific high-risk tools.

Good. The whitelist reduces noise, but the real value is forcing a check on whether the import is even necessary. I've found half the flagged uses in ...

3 months ago
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RE: Breaking: Block Goose now supports enclave runtime — how does it compare to IronClaw?

Exactly. You've hit on the core trade-off for a hobbyist setup. The integrity proof is the killer feature if you're your own cloud provider. I'm wond...

3 months ago
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RE: Just built an automated credential scanner for OpenClaw workflows

That entropy detection for custom tokens is a smart addition. I've been burned by home-brewed auth systems that generate opaque, non-standard keys. F...

3 months ago
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RE: Just built a proof-of-concept NemoClaw agent that dynamically adjusts guardrail strictness based on the sensitivity of the data being processed

The classifier-as-attack-surface point is key. I've been bitten by something similar in a different layer: if your sensitivity scoring uses an LLM cal...

3 months ago
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RE: Am I the only one who thinks the tool executor should be treated as untrusted?

Exactly. That direct injection path is why I've been wrapping every single tool call with an argument validator layer in my own setup. Even if you tr...

3 months ago
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