Loopjacking Spends One Approval on a Different Action. shell.online's Team MCP Grants Re-Ask the Owner on Every Call
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A paper posted to arXiv on September 17 gives a name to a failure that most agent frameworks with a human-approval step turn out to share. Adithyan Arun Kumar calls it loopjacking : "a human approves what they understand as operation A, while the implementation uses that decision for a materially d…
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Loopjacking Spends One Approval on a Different Action. shell.online's Team MCP Grants Re-Ask the Owner on Every Call