I automated a daily AI agent security digest so I'd stop missing critical research — here's the pipeline (and everything that broke)
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A few weeks ago I realized I was consistently missing important stuff — new prompt injection techniques, agent security incidents, tooling releases — because it's scattered across 50+ sources with no single feed worth following. So I built one. RSS feeds → Gemini for curation and ranking → fully au…
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- 2026-09-02 05:51 · r/AI_Agents
I automated a daily AI agent security digest so I'd stop missing critical research — here's the pipeline (and everything that broke)
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