Your Coding Agent Will Always Tell You It's Safe
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Coding agents are powerful but can be manipulated through prompt injection in READMEs, memory payloads, or compromised model weights — and asking the agent if it's safe proves nothing. This post walks through four security layers: policy playbooks, a sandboxed agent CLI, a local macOS session monitor, and a fleet-wide audit tool, all built around one principle: trust requires evidence the agent itself can't touch.
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