I let an autonomous agent run my ops for 30 days — the 4 guardrails that made it safe
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Everyone is bolting LLM agents onto their stack in 2026, and almost everyone is doing it with their hair on fire. An agent with shell access is either your best employee or your worst incident. I've been running one continuously on a real machine — monitoring, healing, publishing, escalating — and…
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I let an autonomous agent run my ops for 30 days — the 4 guardrails that made it safe
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