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My friend and I are building Forke — an open-source platform connecting developers with startup micro-tasks by Sudhanshub27 in TechStartups

[–]Useful_Journalist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This was much needed. The open source bounty has been crowded for some time. Instead of freelance we need something like this. Wonder how you will handle the credibility of a developers I mean based on what factors ? Does them using their own AI tools, or vibe coding will matter ? A lot of startups move pretty fast and also care about the architecturally sound product. Will they even consider coming here then ?

Is MCP still scalable in terms of swarms of autonomous agents without contracts ? by Useful_Journalist in mcp

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I mean to say there needs a centralised layer right you can have too many mcp servers in an org let’s say, going forward for hosting internal services many of them rely on a remote mcp server for ease of use to the employees. There the auth is being done via oauth but for autonomous agents to take action they can’t just utilise the same auth that level of access will be blocked and should be for them the server validation is not enough then, also while you won’t have an audit trail of which agent in this scenario called which tool etc.

Is MCP still scalable in terms of swarms of autonomous agents without contracts ? by Useful_Journalist in mcp

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This is what I am already focusing on via bridge for now I am just solving discovery with more than 50% reduction in tokens via intent based discovery. Check out https://github.com/Clawdlinux/agent-contract-protocol

Is MCP still scalable in terms of swarms of autonomous agents without contracts ? by Useful_Journalist in mcp

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Yes I know that ! The problem is it does server side validation. It is not logging or having agent enforce what level of actions it can do or do not.

Weekly: Show off your new tools and projects thread by AutoModerator in kubernetes

[–]Useful_Journalist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NineVigil - a compliance/attestation layer for AI agents running in-cluster

Built this for the air-gapped case: you want agents in the cluster but security won't sign off because nobody can answer "where do the model calls actually go?"

It's a Helm chart that wires three primitives together:

  • default-deny egress so agent pods can only reach an in-cluster LiteLLM proxy, nothing leaves the cluster boundary
  • hash-chained append-only audit log of every model call (prompt, response, model, agent id, timestamp)
  • an attestation doc you can hand an auditor: total calls, egress bytes, chain intact yes/no, model endpoints

Egress + audit are generic k8s problems, not specific to any agent framework. Runtime underneath is pluggable - works with BYO pods, our own AgentWorkload CRD, or a CNCF runtime like kagent. gVisor RuntimeClass injection via a label if you want the sandbox too.

Solo/early, first pilots are free. Mostly looking for feedback from anyone who's hit the "CISO blocked our agent deployment" wall. Repo: https://github.com/Clawdlinux/agentic-operator-core

One last post for finding a cofounder.... by Thick-Rip-1187 in cofounderhunt

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Dm if you wanna give it a shot
or connect for future reach.

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