Your AI agent should not have unrestricted power
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Most people building AI agents wire the model straight to real actions. The model says run this. So it runs. That works right up until a fetched web page, a poisoned file, or one bad reasoning step tells your agent to delete a folder, send money, or overwrite production. There is nothing sitting between the model's words and the irreversible action. I run a few autonomous systems that touch real money and real files. So I built the layer I wanted in that gap. It is called agent-gate . Plain…
1Key Takeaways
- Most people building AI agents wire the model straight to real actions.
- That works right up until a fetched web page, a poisoned file, or one bad reasoning step tells your agent to delete a folder, send money, or overwrite production.
- There is nothing sitting between the model's words and the irreversible action.
- I run a few autonomous systems that touch real money and real files.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that most people building AI agents wire the model straight to real actions.
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