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benban

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    Fair, but the top ~20 repos in the sample have 25K+ stars each.

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    Comment #47323572

    This makes sense for OpenAI, my experience with Promptfoo is great at testing model outputs. But I keep wondering who's looking at the other side: the actual agent code, and what h…

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    I would also recommend checking out https://inkog.io as well, looks at similar patterns and you can run it directly in the browser and get results in 60s, it also builds an agent t…

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    Interesting that NIST is pushing for machine-readable behavioral declarations for agents. Basically an SBOM equivalent — agents declaring what tools they can access and what they c…

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    Honestly yeah – static catches structural stuff (missing exit conditions). But the trickier loops are when the model keeps deciding to retry. Like "let me try one more search" fore…

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    Show HN: Inkog – Pre-flight check for AI agents (governance, loops, injection)

    Hi HN, I'm a builder. I've been building AI agents for a while now and kept running into the same problems. Agent gets stuck in a loop. Prompt injection sneaks through. No one revi…

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    the point about this being an os problem not an ai problem resonates. letting untrusted agents drive your browser smells like a problem to me. in practice we've had better luck run…

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    nice work. the idea of breaking agents into short-lived executors with explicit inputs/outputs makes a lot of sense - most failures i've seen come from agents staying alive too lon…