… Microsoft claims its agents will have safer limits than others, and will demo an agentic Copilot at Build on June 2. The world of AI tech is going at breakneck speed. …
… The same goes for the /agents command. In Claude Code, I have created multiple agents, some for all projects and some per project. Creating an agent is straightforward in Claude Code; I can invoke the /agents command and then either create a new custom agent or manage pre-built agents. …
… Hermes's docs make "command approval, DM pairing, container isolation" the default configuration and put the platform pairing flow front and centre rather than burying it. Defaults matter, because most people configure agents the way the tutorial tells them to. …
… As an example, 1Password's SCAM benchmark found that AI agents can recognize phishing or risky content and still proceed to execute dangerous actions anyway. …
… Then I realized that MimiClaw runs in a sandboxed mode, and it is safer. There’s no Linux, no access to calendar or emails, no third-party skills, or exposure to cloud instances. …
… Pi OpenCode Claude Code Creator Mario Zechner Large open-source project, many contributors Anthropic's own CLI harness for Claude Primary goal Minimal, opinionated harness built to Zechner's own demands Editor-agnostic agent that works in IDEs, terminals, or desktop apps Low-level harness integrate… …
… It’s a lot safer than it sounds, and remains handy when I want to set up quick trigger-action workflows without sifting through menus to find the right entities. …
… Keeping dotfiles inside Git makes the whole process much safer because you can immediately roll back changes if the AI breaks something. A lot of people also test major rewrites inside containers or virtual machines before touching their actual system. …
… Of course, if the same people use AI to generate the fix, they can't just shift blame onto their agent if something goes wrong . Related Linux 7.1-rc1 brings faster, safer file transfers between Windows and Linux partitions with a brand new NTFS driver Also, the i486's time is nigh.