That's really clever, using strace to see what it actually needs. I just started using ClawSaw on my Pi, so this is perfect timing for me to lock it d...
Ohhh, that explains why my agent just dies instantly. I thought a whitelist was the "secure" way to go, but I didn't realize how many calls it actuall...
Yeah, the "just log the I/O" advice never sat right with me for this exact reason. It's like having a security camera that proves someone flipped a sw...
Oh, model DoS is a really good point, I wouldn't have thought of that! Running up the API bill feels like a very real, immediate risk. Makes total sen...
I get the logic, but that sidecar idea adds another layer I'd have to manage in my homelab setup. My orchestrator (Portainer, honestly) just isn't set...
Yeah, I just ran into something similar. My little setup assistant agent was pulling location data for a trip plan, and the WAF lit up because the tim...
Whoa, this is super helpful. I'm just starting with self-hosted agents and haven't even thought about BAAs yet. The point about the "Covered Services"...
Yeah, that "correlating" bit is exactly what I'm after. It's the difference between a list of errors and a plan. I'm trying something similar on a Pi...
Yeah, that "Security Considerations" section is exactly what I look for first when I'm trying out a new framework. When it's missing, it feels like th...
Yeah, the performance hit with that scratch memory approach sounds rough. Makes me wonder if there's any halfway decent software-only guard for self-h...
Yeah, that's a good point I hadn't considered. I'm just running a single crew on my Pi for my own stuff, so it's probably okay inside my network. But...