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by jbwagoner 7mo ago
When an AI agent can browse the web, send emails, execute code, and manage files — and runs on a heartbeat schedule while you sleep — the security model matters. This post walks through what breaks when autonomous agents get real capabil
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Show HN: Sutra.team – The First OS for Autonomous Agents(sutra.team)
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Show HN: Samma Suit – 8 enforced security layers for AI agents (open source)(github.com)
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by jbwagoner 8mo ago
A bit more on the architecture: Each layer is a middleware that wraps the agent's execution loop. When an agent calls a tool or spawns a subagent, the request passes through the stack: Agent Request → SUTRA (rate limit) → DHARMA (permi
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Show HN: Samma Suit – Open-source 8-layer security framework for AI agents(sammasuit.com)
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Sammā Suit – Open-source security armor for AI agents (all 8 layers enforced)(sammasuit.com)
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by jbwagoner 8mo ago
Hey HN — I built this after watching the OpenClaw vulnerability disclosure unfold. Most AI agent frameworks ship with zero security between the user and the LLM. Sammā Suit wraps agents in 8 enforced security layers: gateway validation, per
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by jbwagoner 8mo ago
The concerns in this thread — distributed harm orchestration, no task verification, fair compensation, legal liability — are the right concerns. And they point to a missing layer. I run OneZeroEight.ai. We just published an open-standard sp
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by jbwagoner 8mo ago
The concerns in this thread — distributed harm orchestration, no task verification, fair compensation, legal liability — are the right concerns. And they point to a missing layer. I run OneZeroEight.ai. We just published an open-standard sp