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Buddy recommends giving Agents read-only, expiring tokens and treating build logs as untrusted input
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UnverifiedThe Agent responsible for review intercepted two emails that should have been sent, because a number in them was wrong; the author stipulated that anything sent to real people must still await his personal approval.66% similarUnverifiedRead operations by Agents can be left open, but every write path must be bound to a real user's permission verification.64% similarUnverifiedCredential issuance and each use should be logged separately: the issuance log represents "what should be able to act", and the usage log represents "what actually acted"; the difference between the two is exactly where forgery hides.63% similarUnverifiedThe anti-blocking strategy proposed by the author is: no login is needed when usage is low, and once blocked, identity is reset by "clearing the fingerprint" to continue using the service.61% similarUnverifiedWhen letting the model send email on its own, any summary deviation or misjudged tone goes straight into the customer's inbox and is hard to retract afterwards; the safer approach is to have the assistant always leave the prepared reply in draft state, with a human deciding whether to adopt and send it.59% similar
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