agentwire v1.74.0 is out. rm -rf stays blocked by default, but you can now opt in to recursive deletes of regenerable dirs (dist, node_modules...) in your own policy file. Damage control blocks now always record a rule id.
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agentwire v1.73.0 is out. Damage control rules are now groups you can opt out of, with vendor packs (aws, docker, terraform...) you opt into. Computed commands and piped scripts are resolved or fail closed.
https://t.co/VVEsix5Wyi #BuildInPublic#DevTools
agentwire v1.72.1 is out. Damage control now guards protected files against mv, truncation and pipe-fed deletes, and catches destructive commands hidden in sed, tar, docker exec and here-strings. gws rules are now user-level.
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@thmsrx 100%, a recent addition to our damage-control hook does exactly this (kept local for the user to choose to act on or submit) and I use all of mine to get damage-control patterns improved for everyone.
agentwire v1.72.0 is out. Damage control now closes bypasses found in adversarial review, the safety hook fails closed instead of timing out open, and messaging between sessions is more reliable.
https://t.co/G2bXjD6BPV #BuildInPublic#DevTools
Redesigned https://t.co/x2rCYnu35w with a theme switcher. Clean Professional light by default, Neon and Midnight for when you want it to look like my terminal. Let me know what you think: https://t.co/x2rCYnu35w #BuildInPublic
Vibe-coding benchmark: 450 tasks from 150 real vulns, prompts only ask for working code. Six agents pass 74-91% functionally. The best one (Claude Fable 5) is also secure 25.1% of the time. Tests green, ship it, regret later.
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Harvard working paper, 718 companies after adopting coding agents: +30% code, +23% PRs, resolved Jira issues flat. PR merge time +49%. We did not remove the bottleneck, we gave it a bigger inbox.
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agentwire v1.71.0: damage-control now logs what happened after every decision, and `agentwire safety report` ranks rules by how often they stop work. Fewer needless permission prompts (recoverable rm, scratch cleanup, git clean on explicit paths). Secret-file globs are now matched inside brace expansion.
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PR CI went from 41-65 min to ~3.5. the culprit: our safety hook recompiling ~2,000 regexes on every single command. v1.70.0 also stops false confirm prompts on heredocs and backticks. my guardrails were the slow part.
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'commit anywhere' was a terrifying amount of trust to hand an AI agent. v1.68.0 scopes grants by path — commit under this directory, nowhere else. plus agentwire restart: same conversation, fresh flags.
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session_send used to fire a message and hope you noticed it failed. v1.65.3 falls back to the durable message inbox automatically — a message can't quietly die on a laggy host anymore.
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background artifacts you haven't clicked yet used to get bumped off the toast panel by new notifications — poof, gone. v1.65.2 keeps unread ones pinned until you actually open them.
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agentwire v1.65.0: reviewer sessions now adversarially audit a sibling's PR but can't touch their own — code review, finally with no conflict of interest.
https://t.co/MbZq2CcfVw #BuildInPublic#DevTools