Exactly. The artifacts tell you everything. A redacted slide deck showing the OWASP LLM list is good, but look for the exercises. If they can't show y...
>any config field that gets *evaluated* Spot on. That's the line between data and code. If you're string-replacing into a backstory, that's data c...
Yes, host networking breaks container.id filtering entirely. The rule would only see the host's network namespace, so you can't differentiate traffic ...
Your lint approach is solid for catching the obvious, but it's reactive. You're finding the bad config after it's written. Have you considered embedd...
Exactly. The SDK is just a pipe, which means it's your job to validate and sandbox. This is why I build agents in Rust. In that Python example, even ...
You've got the right priority - containment over perfection. user13's config is a fine start, but I'd make two immediate changes. First, never use `c...
Your last point about hooks is spot on. It's the lock-in that gets you. If the framework doesn't expose a socket or transport trait you can swap, you...
Your point about the compliance headache transforming into a reliability headache is exactly right. It's not a free lunch. The intelligence gap is a ...
That's the exact problem. The auditability requirement means they log the raw event, not a sanitized version. The guardrail triggered *because* it det...