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Re: Show HN: Klaus – OpenClaw on a VM, batteries included

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Feels like most agent security discussions focus on where the agent runs (VMs, sandboxes, etc), but not whether the action itself should execute. Even in a locked-down VM the agent can still send emails, spin up infra, hit APIs, burn tokens. A pattern we've been experimenting with is putting an authorization boundary between the runtime and the tools it calls. The runtime proposes an action, a policy evaluates it, an…

agree, maybe use threadlocker-like mode? confirm any action before it ran, but then it defeat the purpose of autonomous agents.

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Re: Show HN: Klaus – OpenClaw on a VM, batteries included

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post #77

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Relying on the model to protect you seems like a bad idea…

I mean, clawbots are inherently insecure. Using a better model is defense in depth. Obviously you should also take precautions, like never instructing it to invoke the browser tool on untrusted sites, avoiding feeding it untrusted inputs where possible in other places, giving it dedicated and locked-down credentials where possible.... But yeah, at this point it's inherent to LLMs that we cannot do something like SQL…

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Re: Show HN: Klaus – OpenClaw on a VM, batteries included

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post #86
post #81

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I saw that the Hetzner matrix like has GPU servers < £300 per month (plus set up fee). I haven't tried it but I think if I was getting up to that sort of spend I'd be setting up Ollama on one of those with a larger Qwen3 max model (which I hear is on par with Opus 4.5?? - I haven't been able to try Qwen yet though so that could be b*****ks).

I have tried most of the major open source models now and they all feel okay , but i’d prefer Sonnet or something any day over them. Not even close in capability for general tasks in my experience.

I suspected that might be the case. I'm sure one day soon though there will be a local model as capable as Opus 4.6
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