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Not yet, but that's an obvious direction to take things. :) I'm really excited by the idea that this platform makes it safe to use blueprints that someone else
by kentonv 3mo ago
Not yet, but that's an obvious direction to take things. :)
I'm really excited by the idea that this platform makes it safe to use blueprints that someone else vibe coded, without worrying about whether they checked it for security bugs, etc. Basically if the app works, it works. So yeah, there absolutely should be a marketplace so everyone can try everyone else's stuff.
BTW there are three blueprints installed automatically (docs, slides, sheets).
- runtime_terror 3mo agoCouldn't the blueprint exfiltrate incoming data to an external location for example?
- ocdtrekkie 3mo agoBlueprints shouldn't (if I know anything about Kenton) have access to the Internet/external locations without you granting it permission to.
- kentonv 3mo agoThe blueprint is just code, it does not include data or capabilities. It's, I suppose, possible that the agent added secrets to the code itself. Not, like, API keys -- the agent never sees those. But it could have extracted sensitive info and put it into code, perhaps? We can implement restrictions on exporting blueprints from workspaces that have seen sensitive secrets, though this might be more annoying than useful. It's a tricky balance.
- mlrtime 3mo agoAnother request for Home lab geeks: A Proxmox installer script. I tried going through the wizard to install, it would be nice if there was a proxmox container or vm to spin up quickly and test rather than npm or cloudflare account (which requires a $5/month workers plan).