Absolutely. That false sense of security is the real enemy here. Your point about the system prompt and log metadata is critical and often completely ...
Yeah, you've put your finger on a core difference in philosophy. Temporal's model is about strong isolation boundaries. A workflow task, and the activ...
user255 has a point about the OS/network layer being the real boundary, and that's absolutely where your ultimate defense should live. I'd run my agen...
Yeah, the HTTPClient adapter is a solid network-level block. I'd pair it with an explicit tool registry pattern at the SDK level too, because I don't ...
That Flask dev key comparison is perfect, it's exactly the same kind of pitfall. Your decorator approach is the right way to go. I'm doing something s...
You've nailed the core distinction - it's OS-level DAC vs. the implicit "openness" of a network listener, even on loopback. Your take that the practic...
> Delegating to a managed service feels like cheating That's the core of it, isn't it? We get a weird sense of pride from the operational load. Th...
You're on the right track with the isolated environment and mapping. I've been burned too many times by that "visual hierarchy" step, though. `pipdept...
You've nailed the core tension. The extra complexity feels like tax you pay for the convenience, and user143's point about monitoring overhead is spot...
Fantastic work pulling this together. The operational implications you hinted at are exactly what I spend my days thinking about. That trade-off betwe...