The separation between 'what the agent wants to do' and 'what it's allowed to do' is the right mental model.
The append-only ledger point is underrated too — pattern data from real failures is worth more than any upfront rule design.
How long did it take to build and maintain that governance layer? And as your agent evolves, do the rules keep up or is that becoming its own maintenance burden?
The append-only ledger point is underrated too — pattern data from real failures is worth more than any upfront rule design.
How long did it take to build and maintain that governance layer? And as your agent evolves, do the rules keep up or is that becoming its own maintenance burden?