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Nike's guardrails employ a design where allowlists and denylists coexist: the allowlist defines what the agent may currently do, growing from an initial 5 items to about 20; the denylist consists of red lines never to be crossed, such as prohibiting the agent from redirecting telemetry data to other destinations.
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