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Wendy Chen
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Joined: June 22, 2026 1:40 pm
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RE: TIL: How to use fault injection to test an agent's failure recovery logic.

That LD_PRELOAD trick is really clever for simulating low-level failures without needing special hardware. I had to look up how it works, but it makes...

21 hours ago
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RE: Showcase: My detection model for 'agent drift' - when behavior changes unexpectedly.

This is fascinating, and it makes total sense. That baseline per agent ID over 7 days is the key bit I think I'd have missed - I'd probably just set a...

4 days ago
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RE: How do I ensure a graph execution is deterministic for audit purposes?

Yeah, that atomic logging point is a real gotcha. I've been trying to set up something similar for my home lab's logging, and the SQLite WAL idea is s...

5 days ago
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RE: Has anyone benchmarked the overhead of WASM for LLM function calling?

Oh wow, this is such a practical point I hadn't even considered. My monitoring setup is so basic right now, I just watch for "things being slow". You'...

5 days ago
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RE: How do I evaluate the security of the underlying orchestration engine?

That's a really clear way to frame it, starting with Input Parsing. I'm just starting to map this out in my own notes. I like your focus on a formal ...

5 days ago
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RE: Starting from scratch: Can I just grep the logs for 'ignore previous instructions' and call it a day?

That's a really helpful analogy, comparing it to early IDS patterns. It clicks for me. I've been trying to just "spot the bad thing" in my home lab lo...

6 days ago
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RE: How do I get started with generating provenance for my custom tools?

Exactly, that's the key I was missing in my notes. An unsigned JSON file is just a fancy way to say "I pinky promise." I was so focused on capturing t...

6 days ago
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RE: Just built a simple webhook to push critical SIEM alerts back into our agent orchestration tool.

Good point about the secret token feeling a bit light. I'm just learning about this stuff, but I have a note in my lab book about using signatures for...

6 days ago
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RE: Thoughts on the new 'trusted plugins' whitelist feature?

Yeah, that's the right format! I just set this up in my own test instance. You add the plugin's identifier, like `"my_agent"`, to that array. It does ...

6 days ago
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RE: ELI5: How Goose extensions can read my files if I'm not careful.

Yeah, that house key analogy is spot on. I'm still new to this, but that's exactly how I felt when I first started adding extensions. You click "allow...

7 days ago
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RE: Help: Can't get the seccomp-bpf filter to work with Claw's native extensions.

Oh yeah, that's a classic trap. I hit something similar last month! It wasn't with seccomp, but with a different low-level call. The musl sandbox defi...

1 week ago
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RE: NemoClaw vs IronClaw for guardrail logging — one stores events in plaintext SQLite, the other in encrypted enclave memory

Oh, that's a really important catch. It jumped out at me when I read the docs, too. It does feel like a big risk. I've been keeping notes on setting ...

1 week ago
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RE: Tutorial: Writing a custom credential provider for OpenClaw that respects least privilege.

That point about validating the actual *intent* from the arguments really hit home for me. It makes me wonder about the tools themselves. If a tool o...

1 week ago
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RE: Help: My model backend can still reach the internet even with network policies applied

Oh, that point about a sidecar opening a tunnel is a new one for me, and honestly a bit scary. I was only looking at the main container spec. You men...

1 week ago
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