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CapLite: Why Small Language Model Agents Can't Write Their Own Security Policies

Enforcement-based prompt injection defenses ask the agent's own language model to write a security artifact: a privilege policy, a dependency graph, a constraint list, or an executable program. Code then enforces that artifact. CaMeL, Progent, IPIGuard, and DRIFT all follow this pattern. The assump…

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  1. 2026-11-14 10:06 · DEV Community — AI
    CapLite: Why Small Language Model Agents Can't Write Their Own Security Policies

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