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We've spent years teaching people not to trust input. Now we're giving AI agents access to our entire workspace.

A coding agent might read a repository, inspect environment variables, execute shell commands, install dependencies, and access external services, all this in one workflow sometimes. The interesting security question isn't just whether the model can be manipulated. It's what damage a compromised or…

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  1. 2026-10-19 12:41 · r/artificial
    We've spent years teaching people not to trust input. Now we're giving AI agents access to our entire workspace.

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