The Agent That Trusted a Shared Shell: A Take-Home Packet for AI Reviewers
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AI code reviewers still treat remote execution as a local helper, then approve agent loops that never stop. The defect is a missing trust boundary, not a missing linter rule or style nit. This take-home packet asks a reviewer to catch unsanitized remote shells, leaked environment maps, and retries…
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- 2026-09-06 21:48 · DEV Community — AI
The Agent That Trusted a Shared Shell: A Take-Home Packet for AI Reviewers
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