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A gated repository returns 403 for “you have not asked”, “you asked and are waiting”, and “you have access but this process is not you”. Three unrelated situations, one status code, and the message te

Once exact matching is off the table, three techniques do the work. Each detects a different class of change and is blind to a different one, and picking without knowing which blindness you are accept

Cross-post inspired by Garry's List: The New Octopus. Not affiliated with Garry's List. Every platform layer that refuses open APIs taxes the next generation of software — including multi-agent system

Long-form technical post walking through concrete patterns found by mcp-security-scan: (1) unsanitized tool-description prompt injection, (2) shell=True in exec tools, (3) filesystem tools with no pat

Originally published on hexisteme notes. I run a small fleet of AI agents that check each other's work — one agent drafts a conclusion, another (usually from a different model vendor) is asked to poke

Every SRE team I've talked to this year is running the same experiment in different corners: "Can we have AI do some of this?" The honest answer is yes, but only if you stop thinking of it as a single

The Pain: DeepSeek-V4 launched and all you see is "near Fable5" and "price is so low." But nobody tells you what actually changed — what it means for the agent systems you're building. What You'll Lea

Garry's List recently ran Red Robin Died by Spreadsheet — a clean operator parable: manage by vanity metrics and the business dies while the dashboard looks green. Multi-agent fleets die the same way.

You searched "pilot mcp" and landed somewhere between two very different things. One is the Model Context Protocol — the open standard that lets Claude, Cursor, and Codex call tools. The other is Pilo

The AI Hype Cycle Finally Started Paying Rent — and It's Messier Than You Think Every once in a while, a wave of AI news lands that doesn't fit the clean narrative. No flashy model release, no benchma