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by uchibeke 7mo ago
Ok. This is interesting. I like how simple and lite it is. Is the goal to keep this only for coding agents?
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by uchibeke 7mo ago
Ok. this is interesting. How're you handling guardrails or the agent going rouge or doing something unintended?
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by uchibeke 7mo ago
This is interesting. How do you manage quality? Do you have like a QA bot for the content?
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Ask HN: How do you enforce guardrails on Claude agents taking real actions?
1 points by uchibeke 7mo ago|0 comments
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by uchibeke 7mo ago
Pattern matching is a good start — catching curl | bash before it runs is real value. The hard problem is what happens when the pattern is legitimate but the context isn't: the agent has permission to read files, but not these files, n
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by uchibeke 7mo ago
That's a genuinely useful distinction to draw. x402 solves the "who is authorized to make this call" problem: removes credential theft as an attack vector, adds economic friction. APort is trying to solve a different layer: &
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by uchibeke 7mo ago
Since October I've been building APort — an authorization layer that intercepts every AI agent tool call before execution and evaluates it against a versioned policy. The problem I kept running into: internal tests always passed. My te
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Show HN: We built a public CTF to stress-test AI agent guardrails(vault.aport.io)
1 points by uchibeke 7mo ago|3 comments
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by uchibeke 1y ago
PS: offering 50% off the Lifetime plan for the HN community to try it out and give me any feedback (Apply DTTPALUM50 in the Stripe Checkout)
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Show HN: Pitched a VC for 30min before realizing they invested in a competitor(getbriefing.io)
1 points by uchibeke 1y ago|1 comments
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by uchibeke 1y ago
Do you research the people you're sharing your project with beforehand? Or are they mostly people you already know?
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by uchibeke 1y ago
Agree. You want people who are geniunely interested and curious
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by uchibeke 1y ago
True. But preparation helps, wont you agree?
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Ask HN: How do you prepare for investor meetings?
2 points by uchibeke 1y ago|5 comments
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by uchibeke 1y ago
What if they can't get it? What happens to companies that are built on their models like this Meeting Prep AI I just launched today https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45617686
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by uchibeke 1y ago
Some common questions I have gotten 1) This is just a ChatGPT wrapper: My answer was Uber is just a taxi wrapper. The value is 10x speed + consistent format. Try both and tell me which is faster. 2) Can I use this for my team: this is in th
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Show HN: Was winging important meetings. So I built an AI that briefs me in secs(getbriefing.io)
2 points by uchibeke 1y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: I built an open-source project for Devs to raise funding for projects(github.com)
1 points by uchibeke 4y ago|0 comments