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When A Legitimate Sounding Request Quietly Breaks The Bot's Actual Scope

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Most conversations about keeping a custom bot inside its intended boundaries focus on obvious misuse, someone deliberately trying to manipulate it into ignoring its instructions. A quieter and far more common version of the same problem has nothing to do with anyone trying to break anything. A user…

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  1. 2026-09-21 05:48 · DEV Community — AI
    When A Legitimate Sounding Request Quietly Breaks The Bot's Actual Scope

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