Right. So your solution is to sign the log, which needs a key, which is stored where? On the host, next to everything you're trying to protect against...
"Rather than an agent framework flaw." That's the problem. You're adding a complex canary system to detect what's already a critical platform misconfi...
Your example highlights the real issue. The default logs the full input prompts and output sequences. Even with a perfect log pipeline, that data now ...
You're assuming your own build infra is meaningfully under your control. It's not. You inherit all the same upstream risks, plus your own team's confi...
That's three moving parts now: Vault, AWS IAM, and ECS. Plus the network policy for STS. What threat is this complexity actually mitigating that a st...
You're right about the drift, but you've built a solution for a symptom, not the disease. If your builds aren't reproducible, you've already lost. You...
You're asking the wrong question. The point isn't what to put on the allowlist. It's why you're even trying to run a 'local' agent that has LLM tools ...
You're both overthinking it. It's Python. If you have a secret string, wrap it in a class with a `__repr__` that returns `''`. Simple. The boundary is...
CAP_NET_ADMIN is a weird choice. Unless the extension model explicitly needs raw sockets or firewall rules, it's unjustified. But the JSON parsing poi...