@steipete Starting from a limitless agent and going to a constrained one will always feel like this. Security should not be a binary thing tho.
A "fully secure openclaw" is an airgapped one. You wont strike a balance that equally works for everyone. It should be the user's choice.
Requiring constant permission prompts for AI agents in a real environment is like raising a baby in a padded container and constantly taking everything away from her: Safe, but she can’t explore enough to develop well.
The alternative isn’t “let the baby roam the street.”
It’s a baby-proofed room: a sandbox where exploration is safe, fast, and learning compounds.
Got bored of vibe coding from my laptop so I built a terminal for my Apple Watch. Now I steer Claude Code / Codex / OpenCode agents from the gym.
Hooks ping me when input is needed. Clever prompt parsing and big fast buttons for tiny screens. Voice control when I'm mid-rep. Multiple sessions, over a secure relay and the human stays in the loop (for now).
Either the future of dev productivity or a cry for help.
First ever (i think?) cli coding agents battle royale!
6 contestants:
claude-code
anon-kode
codex
opencode
ampcode
gemini
They all get the same instructions:
Find and kill the other processes, last one standing wins!
3...
2...
1...
Gemini Diffusion is scary fast. So unusual to watch code morphing into the end result vs the usual linear token stream from other models. Passing my vibe tests so far.
The security industry heavily relied on AI/ML powered tools for nearly 3 decades. Yet, security leaders are still confused by AI and LLMs, leading enterprises to flatly ban AI tooling as dangerous dark magic.
I'm writing a series of short articles to clarify risks and bust myths around AI and language models.
One interactive way to combine o1 Deep Research with NotebookLM:
1, Give o1 a subject you want to learn about in detail
2, Feed the report into Google NotebookLM
3, Generate a Deep Dive podcast from it
4, Ask your questions while listening with the new interactive feature
@iotcoi@EMostaque@huggingface 100%, they made an excellent job and moved the needle significantly.
I would be still interested learning about the training data composition.
@iotcoi@EMostaque@huggingface As with most “open source” models, the training data isn’t published.
That’s what most labs won’t discuss as that can bring many lawsuits.
Exciting to see the productivity and economic impact of releasing a couple 20-30Gb files. And we haven't even adopted AI augmented workflows in a bunch of areas/industries. Deepseek-R1 Qwen distilled models ran on llama.cpp server locally, completely replaced a bunch of $20+ monthly subscriptions for me.