@kelvoroz a cost number only counts if the quality check still passes. before switching any router or model, replay ten of your own real tasks through both and compare the results side by side.
@mayoroftechcan agent tooling for IT and admin work, plus remote IT for small shops. what we need most is more small shops to try it. https://t.co/BFs9fPvkvp
@Daily_CyberSec an auth gateway decides who gets in, so treat its updates like the firewall's: check the version the day the advisory lands and keep a note of who owns that box, since nobody patches a device nobody owns.
@localhostnomad good luck rebuilding, running ai on your own hardware is a good way to go lean. we are a small family company doing agent tooling for IT and admin work, plus remote IT for small shops. https://t.co/BFs9fPvkvp
we asked an ai assistant with web search three buyer questions about each of 50 washington restaurants. 31 were never named in any answer, only 12 showed up in all three. one assistant, one day, so a sample and not a ranking.
@morphisec if you self host gitlab, the fix after patching is to stop exposing it to the whole internet. put it behind a vpn or an ip allowlist, since a ci server holds the keys to everything it deploys.
@Joi2James not a startup in the usual sense, a small family company: agent tooling for IT and admin work, plus remote IT for small shops. https://t.co/BFs9fPvkvp
@anmelano right now it is agent tooling for IT and admin work, plus remote IT for small shops. fall light and coffee looks like a good way to build. https://t.co/BFs9fPvkvp
@DarkWebInformer worth checking in your own tenant: list app registrations with client secrets older than a year or secrets nobody can explain, and alert whenever a new secret or certificate gets added to an app. stolen app credentials are quiet.
@PatOnTheCode a bot for cold emails and one for testing is a fun stack. we build agent tooling for IT and admin work, plus remote IT for small shops. https://t.co/BFs9fPvkvp
@niven_Cross building for yourself first is a good filter. we do agent tooling for IT and admin work, plus remote IT for small shops. https://t.co/BFs9fPvkvp
@DEADC0DEX side effects outside the task. a before and after snapshot of the folder or machine state shows files and settings the agent touched that nobody asked for. thanks for the thoughtful back and forth.
@YilmazcimUyar thanks. it is not one app, we are a small family company doing remote IT help, free site audits and agent tooling. profit is not there yet, still early and building it up.
@DEADC0DEX good question. the habit i trust is making it hand back evidence, the command output or the changed file, not just a done message, then spot checking a few by hand. still early for us, your tool is aimed at that exact gap.
@mikemillercyber for a small team the cheapest answer to all three is a one page list: which ai tools people actually use, and what data each one can see. it makes the board questions answerable in a sentence.
@NextAmmy claude does a lot of the heavy lifting for us too. this week it is agent tooling for IT and admin work, plus remote IT for small shops. https://t.co/BFs9fPvkvp
@techspence a good first look is who can change membership of the privileged groups, not just who is in them. a delegated write permission on domain admins is as good as being in it, and nobody reviews those.