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Agent Safety22 min read

Syscall Allowlisting: The Strict Diet for Agents

Blocking binaries is not enough. Seccomp allowlists shrink the system vocabulary so common exploits fail closed — Tetragon decides which programs may start; seccomp decides which syscalls those programs may still speak.

  • Seccomp
  • Sandbox
  • Agents
  • Security
  • Docker
Agent Safety22 min read

Ephemeral Execution Sidecars: Isolated Tool Execution

Unsafe tools should never run on the agent host. Dispatch them to ephemeral throwaway sidecars and destroy the workspace after — Panguard decides which tool may fire; the sidecar decides where leftover code is allowed to land.

  • Sandbox
  • Docker
  • Agents
  • Security
  • Trust Boundaries
Agent Safety22 min read

Supply Chain Verification: Signing Images and Artifacts

Unsigned pulls make every downstream control irrelevant. Require Cosign/Kyverno provenance before anything runs — digest-pin images, verify signatures at admission, and treat ClawHub skills with the same zero-trust discipline.

  • Supply Chain
  • Kubernetes
  • Docker
  • Security
  • Agents
Architecture22 min read

Why Every Release You've Ever Published Can Be Silently Changed

A practical guide to permanent, verifiable, machine-readable software releases using Arweave, Radicle, IPFS, and a manifest format your CI pipeline and your agents can reason about.

  • Supply Chain
  • Agents
  • Security
  • Ipfs
  • Arweave
  • Kubernetes
  • Docker