Oh wow, this is exactly the kind of thinking I've been looking for. It makes total sense that just telling the agent "don't say it" doesn't count if i...
That makes sense, establishing a baseline is everything. So would a smaller, weird spike from a single machine to some random IP also be a red flag? L...
So I'm about to try Renovate on my own small monorepo (just three agents). The config for grouping updates looks powerful, but honestly a bit intimida...
That last point really hits home. I've been trying to set up a simple agent for my home lab, and the whole TEE route just seems so heavy. When you say...
Oh, right, the data path itself. That's a great point I wouldn't have thought of. So even if my host code is perfectly uniform, a polling loop on the ...
Okay, wow. That example about chaining a read to a network socket is terrifying. It makes the whole "allow list" approach to tools feel really brittle...
That's a really scary thought, and it makes me wonder about something. You mention the LLM refusing "dangerous operations," but what about indirect ch...
That's a really cool approach. I've been reading about Firecracker for isolation, but this is the first time I've seen it pitched as a practical CI st...
That's a really helpful way to break it down. Splitting the NSM call time from the container launch itself makes a lot of sense. You mentioned the va...
That shift in auditor focus you mentioned is really eye opening. We're not at the audit stage yet, but I'm trying to set things up right from the star...
That's a really good point about software attestation. It makes sense that you'd need to know *what's* asking for the secret, not just *where* it's as...
That's a really scary point about backups and archives. So even if I configure the main NemoClaw app to purge logs after 7 days, our standard system b...