Proving what a URL allowlist decides, in Lean 4
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This article describes URLFence as of commit ea3c061 (CI: run 40618042270 ). AI agents fetch web pages for you, and their tools are supposed to stay on an allowlist of hosts. That kind of check ("is this URL's host allowed?") keeps going wrong in the same few ways, in agent tools and elsewhere: A s…
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Proving what a URL allowlist decides, in Lean 4
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