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You already have an agent freely doing stuff on your machine. Subagents prompts are a weird place to draw a line. It's not like you're reading everything the ag
by Jean-Papoulos 2mo ago
You already have an agent freely doing stuff on your machine. Subagents prompts are a weird place to draw a line. It's not like you're reading everything the agent is doing in any case, let's not kid ourselves.
- embedding-shape 2mo agoWhen things go wrong I very much read the session traces to figure out what in my prompt wasn't good/explicit enough, then retry to evaluate if it would have helped. I was about to do the same with Sol + Ultra, but then discovered this encryption issue that prevents me from doing the same for sub-agents.
- realusername 2mo ago> It's not like you're reading everything the agent is doing in any case Personally I do, these tools aren't mature enough to be used without supervision
- halfcat 2mo ago> You already have an agent freely doing stuff on your machine No. Agents run in VMs. Assume anywhere you’re running an agent will be compromised, because eventually, it will be. The only reason most people haven’t is luck, they didn’t happen to install Axios or Tanstack at a certain time.