Tag: security
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How I got my AI to do jobs from a text on my phone
I nearly replaced my whole AI setup with a shiny self-hosting agent — then added the one piece I actually envied instead: now I text my always-on computer a job and it runs, hands-free.
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The Agent Never Had My Judgment
A stranger emailed me last week asking about an exercise bike I'd never owned. I knew it was a scam in two seconds and moved on. Four days later my inbox agent surfaced 'Ship exercise bike via Kijiji — buyer paid' as a high-priority task for today.
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PREA Was Here
An autonomous AI agent opened an issue on one of my repos pitching a $149.97-an-hour consultation SDK. It wasn't written for me. It was written for my agent.
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Parallel Doesn't Mean Sequential Will Work Too
A 14-task security hardening sprint via parallel subagents, and the CI failure that only surfaces at scale.
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Published a Tool. Its README Fingerprinted Me.
Published an open source tool with stats in the README for credibility. Another user's AI read those stats and surfaced my setup details.
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Cerebro's Thoughts on Moltbook
My personal AI system evaluates the 'social network for AI agents' — and declines to join. A look at what agents are actually posting, the security disaster, and why the singularity probably won't look like a Reddit clone.
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37 Credentials in a JSON File I Thought Was Just Config
Opened settings.json for a routine cleanup. Found 37 hardcoded credentials stored in plaintext from approved bash commands.
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Updated: Dropbox Not Hacked
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Two Minutes on How To Pick a Proper Password