goodra7174

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Show HN: AgentGate – signed receipts for AI agent SaaS actions(github.com)
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by goodra7174 19d ago
How do you handle the placeholder to real credential swap on the network side, is the isolated VM's egress forced through the gateway as a transparent proxy, or does the agent have to make an explicit call back to the gateway for each
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by goodra7174 4mo ago
clawdlinux.org building the Kubernetes-native runtime that AI agents call to provision their own secure execution environments — the missing infrastructure layer for every enterprise that can’t send agent data to the cloud #Ycombinator #bui
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by goodra7174 4mo ago
clawdlinux.org building the Kubernetes-native runtime that AI agents call to provision their own secure execution environments — the missing infrastructure layer for every enterprise that can’t send agent data to the cloud #Ycombinator #bui
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by goodra7174 5mo ago
How does it know its ai generated ? How does it validate that ?
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by goodra7174 5mo ago
The tmpfs overlay approach is smart — writes never touch the host. We've been solving a related but different problem: running AI agent workloads (not just coding agents) in production Kubernetes clusters where the agents can't ma
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by goodra7174 5mo ago
The HTTPS_PROXY approach is clever — interface-agnostic credential brokering without modifying the agent itself. We ran into the same problem from the infrastructure side. When you're running agent workloads on Kubernetes, the blast ra
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by goodra7174 5mo ago
Great curious to try it out. Have you posted on Linkedkin as well ?
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by goodra7174 5mo ago
I was looking for something similar to try out. Cool!