Per the commentary and author, the best way to prevent "rogue changes" is to ask the LLM kindly not to make any changes. I'd suggest a better way: Don't give i

Per the commentary and author, the best way to prevent "rogue changes" is to ask the LLM kindly not to make any changes. I'd suggest a better way: Don't give it permission to make actual changes. Why would you give an LLM the keys to the kingdom? Would you trust your just on-boarded intern with those kinds of permissions? No? Then why trust a machine known to not follow directions?