Comment Comment by sornaensis IMO the solution is the same as org security: fine grained permissions and tools.Models/Agents need a narrow set of things they are allowed to actually trigger, with real security policies, just like people.You can mitigate agent->agent triggers by not allowing direct prompting, but by feeding structured output of tool A into agent B. parent sornaensis 6 months ago
Models/Agents need a narrow set of things they are allowed to actually trigger, with real security policies, just like people.
You can mitigate agent->agent triggers by not allowing direct prompting, but by feeding structured output of tool A into agent B.