The sandbox approach here is the right call. What's striking is the disconnect between capability and security, the tool can autonomously draft slides and flag invoices but leaves dashboards open to the internet. I've seen similar patterns with early API deployments where teams prioritize functin over access control and pay for it later. The public credentials piece is particularly brutal, feels like we're speed-running every mistake from the early cloud era.
The sandbox approach here is the right call. What's striking is the disconnect between capability and security, the tool can autonomously draft slides and flag invoices but leaves dashboards open to the internet. I've seen similar patterns with early API deployments where teams prioritize functin over access control and pay for it later. The public credentials piece is particularly brutal, feels like we're speed-running every mistake from the early cloud era.
Agree! It's incredibly powerful but needs to be used right. Thanks for reading!