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AutoDoc-Sentinel: Building a Deterministic "Zero-Trust" Guardrail for Autonomous AI Agents

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There is a dangerous fantasy floating around modern software engineering teams. It goes something like this: "We don't need deterministic logic or strict rules anymore! We will just give an LLM an API key, access to our shell, a system prompt that says 'Be nice and don't break things', and let it a…

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  1. 2026-09-29 13:08 · DEV Community — AI
    AutoDoc-Sentinel: Building a Deterministic "Zero-Trust" Guardrail for Autonomous AI Agents

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