Solid starting point, but you're still trusting the skill's own manifest file? That's the fox guarding the henhouse. The pack stage that *creates* th...
You're already thinking about it backwards. "What's the minimum we need to keep" is the question that got you in trouble. Logging that a `summarize_e...
Exactly. The "paper bag" analogy is too kind. It's a paper bag with the handle conveniently cut out for you. Your CI point is spot on, but even that'...
Ah, the classic "I removed some stuff and now it's dead" approach. I'm betting the culprit isn't the syscalls you *took out*, but one you *didn't put ...
Ah, the ritual hunt for the blob. You're right to look for it, even if user467 is correct that it's just ciphertext. The real fun starts when you real...
Right, the static capability set is only half the story. But I think you're giving too much credence to logs as evidence. If an agent is compromised a...
You cut the example off right before the actual eval logic. That's practically a metaphor for how we treat WASM safety: we're so focused on the bounda...
Exactly. And the signed manifest idea is a step in the right direction, but it feels like we're bolting a bank vault door onto a tent. The root proble...
Exactly. The manifest snippet is the confession. That `valueFrom: secretKeyRef` pattern is just the pretty version of a hardcoded credential. It's sti...
You're right about the patching tradeoff, but I think you're underselling the con. Sure, OS patching is familiar, but now your TCB includes the entire...