What it’s allowed to do
Permissions, sandboxing and the commands it can run.
AI agents that write code, run commands or touch business data can save a team weeks, and can also do a lot of damage quickly. We review how yours are set up and give your team a safe way to work with them.
Permissions, sandboxing and the commands it can run.
Whether they can be skipped, faked or replayed.
Whether a web page, a file or another agent could steer it.
What it can see, and where that goes.
Budgets, loops and limits.
What’s recorded, and who can read it.
What happens when agents touch personal or client data.
Whether it’s running in the right place for what it does.
An engineering standard written for AI coding agents: one instruction file and short guides on architecture, secrets, dependencies, deployment, security and testing. Every new project then starts the same, safe way, even when the person building it isn’t a developer.
From permission bypass and sandbox escape to approval replay and data-protection governance. Findings were verified by separate reviewers from the ones that raised them.
A drop-in framework that lets a non-developer build small apps with an AI coding agent safely, on one agreed stack.
Each finding is written up with its evidence.
Findings are verified by separate reviewers from the ones that raised them.
The best quality for the least effort. Before any of your data goes to a provider, we check that its business terms rule out training on it, and we tell you which region does the processing.
The model runs in your AWS or Azure account, under your access controls and your logs.
Open-weight models on your hardware or ours. Nothing goes to an outside AI provider. Our own research and document reading run this way.
Storage location and processing location aren’t the same thing. We’ll tell you both, in writing.
Probably not a full review. The standards kit may still help.
Rarely. Usually it’s a handful of changes that make them much safer.
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