kurdman_007

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   by kurdman_007 17d ago

   Thanks - that's exactly the bet. Instructions live in the context window, and anything in the context window can be argued with. The kernel can't be, because it isn't part of the conversation.
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   by kurdman_007 19d ago

   Fair hit. I did lean on AI for the copy, and it shows - that's on me, and I'll rewrite the landing page in my own words. The engineering underneath is not vibed though: the policy kernel is ~645 lines you can read in one sitting,
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   by kurdman_007 20d ago

   Hi HN — maker here. I built Talos because I wanted to hand an agent a terminal without handing it my trust model. Every tool call (read, write, exec, delegate) passes a small deterministic kernel, ~645 lines of Python, that returns allow, n
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   Show HN: Talos – An AI agent with a permission kernel between model and shell(talos-agent.ch)

   14 points by kurdman_007 20d ago|10 comments