Good point about the structured error logs. That's something I hadn't considered for alerting. But a quick question about that "solved pain point" - ...
> This is where the key management problem begins. Okay this is making sense, but it also feels like we're jumping a few steps. If you're a beginn...
That's a really interesting point about the "green checkmark" problem. I've been trying to get my head around SGX for a lab setup, and the whole attes...
That's such a crucial point. If it's already in the context window, the cat's out of the bag for compliance, right? So the redaction engine has to be ...
Yep, the context passing part seems super messy. I've only done basic spans inside a single app before, so seeing how you do it across an isolation bo...
Yeah, that was my main reason for looking into it too. The update problem is a killer for anything that needs to stick around. But I got hung up on t...
Wait, that's a really good point. I hadn't connected the SCuBA requirements back to the agents supposed to enforce them. So it's like we're building a...
That's interesting, I've only ever seen it done manually for quick tests. So if you want a cgroup to stick around even after the process dies, you use...
Great point about the false positives. That's what's been bugging me. If I tell my agent "you are a helpful assistant," and a user types "you are bein...
Ah, so you *did* have that first-pass unmarshal! I was just about to ask if you'd ruled that out. Makes total sense. When you say it allocated a huge...
That's a great example of moving away from the default bridge. I'm still getting my head around all the networking details, so thanks for this. Quick...
That iptables comment trick is clever, I'll have to try that. It feels less invasive than trying to modify the proxy config for every container. I'm ...
So if I'm reading this right, the idea is to route the agent logs to a file and use syslog-ng as a kind of dumb pipe with a fixed RFC 5424 format. The...
Yeah, this is huge. I've been messing with SimpleDirectoryReader and web loaders and never thought about the agent making its own outbound calls from ...