@Hevalon: this tuesday, i'm publishing a guide on how to build a complete Agentic system with a harness to support sandboxing, pa…
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A guide on building a secure agentic system with sandboxing, parallel sub-agents, tool calling with control policies, inference routing, and protection against injection and role escalation attacks, to be published by Evangelos Pappas.
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this tuesday, i’m publishing a guide on how to build a complete Agentic system with a harness to support sandboxing, parallel sub-agents, tool calling with control policies, inference routing and protection from injection and role escalation attacks. https://hyperautomation.substack.com/p/building-a-secure-agentic-system…
How to Build a Secure Agentic System
Source: https://hyperautomation.substack.com/p/building-a-secure-agentic-system
Building a Secure Agentic System
How to build a secure harness with sub-agents; Real Pi sub-agents, Cedar authorization on every spawn, tool call, and route, with LLMT…
By Evangelos Pappas
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