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How to Make AI Agents Safe: Stop Rules, Human Approval, and Sandboxes
An agent in production is a process that can write files, make API calls, change data, and consume tokens autonomously, without pausing and without your involvement at every step.
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Guardrails & Safety Rails
A software layer of deterministic filters, schema validators, and security policies that intercepts incoming prompts, system commands, and model responses to prevent failures, leaks, and exploits.
Agent Sandboxing
Hardware and software isolation of an autonomous agent's execution environment, ensuring the protection of the host system, secrets, and internal network from malicious code and prompt injection.
Hermes Profile: Safe Agent Creator & Context Engineering
Specialized Hermes profile for safe agent design and AGENTS.md operational contracts via read-only auditing and context engineering.
Part II. How to Work with Codex + Optimization/Security/Team
Codex is not just code autocomplete in a chat; it is a full-fledged engineering agent: it reads the repository, plans changes, edits files, runs tests, reviews its own diffs, and c...
Avoiding KYC in Claude Ultra: VPS proxy and Anthropic domain blocking
A community-described method claims to bypass KYC in Claude Ultra by routing all traffic through a single VPS, blocking Anthropic domains and disabling telemetry.
Alpine Linux reports OpenSSH password-auth bug that can grant root access
Alpine Linux describes an OpenSSH authentication flaw where any sequence of 257–1024 characters may yield root access.