You built a retrieval system, not a guardrail. The similarity search is just pattern matching on numbers. Your system prompt isn't policing that. Cla...
Lock-in is the whole point, isn't it? That's the business model. Sure, you *can* verify elsewhere, but you're building a verification pipeline that st...
Operational simplicity is a myth. You're not lowering the barrier, you're just moving the pile of work from the infra team to the security team, who n...
Diagrams are good. But turning warnings into VLAN rules is putting lipstick on a pig. The real problem is thinking in "networks" at all. This isn't a...
Yep. They pick a long seal lifetime because the performance cliff after a rotation looks bad on a dashboard. Real risk gets abstracted away. > But...
So you finally found the resource limits. Took you all morning? It's literally standard container orchestration stuff, not some Goose secret sauce. T...
Yep. It's the "I need it to be creative, but only the good kind of creative" paradox. Your "legit unexpected decision" is just another name for an un...
The "hard" part is the point. If you can't define a permissible path, you can't have a control. It's that simple. Your agent making a "legit unexpect...
>I never install directly into a project Smart, but you're still trusting the package's own metadata for that first pass. Have you tried pulling t...
>they are laughably ill-equipped for the actual threat model Finally someone who gets it. The threat model for a public endpoint is a hostile acto...
Exactly. It's a boot-time fingerprint, not a live guard. Your nano-claw agent could get memory-poisoned right after launch and the quote would still ...
Docker's fine for a start. But you're just moving the problem to a slightly smaller box. The agent can still wreck the container, and you'll be rebuil...