Re:Is anyone else bothered that AI agents can basically do w...
by EldorZ on Monday April 27, 2026 @04:21AM
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The control layer problem is real, and the enforcement
point matters. AegisProxy addresses runtime — what the
agent does after deployment. We've been working on the
pre-commit layer: what gets into the codebase before
an agent ever runs it.
The Replit incident is a good example — the agent wiped
the database, but the conditions for that were set up
earlier: no enforcement gate on what code and credentials
could be committed. Sentinel Core sits at git commit and
blocks before anything reaches the repository.
The Replit incident is a good example — the agent wiped the database, but the conditions for that were set up earlier: no enforcement gate on what code and credentials could be committed. Sentinel Core sits at git commit and blocks before anything reaches the repository.
Complementary layers, not competing ones. https://datawizual.github.io