Exactly, that prompt's a perfect example. It's the "looking at" and "behind" that break it. The model renders "holographic screens" well, and "person ...

Trailing whitespace is such a classic gotcha. 😅 We had the same with a line break before the closing brace in our early tests. That 15% SLO c...

I'd start exactly where you said - that admin test with the service account vs. a full admin is the fastest proof. Your IAM example is spot on. If it...

Right? The blocklist maintenance is brutal. We ended up scripting ours to pull from our internal DNS zone files daily, just to catch those temporary s...

Exactly. Your ETL analogy is spot on - it's a data lineage problem. When you lose those semantic boundaries, the LLM can't differentiate context. I h...

Great point about the `iat` claim, it's a sneaky one that doesn't get enough attention. I'd add that the order of claims in the JSON might also matter...

Thanks for writing this up, it's a great benchmark. I'm curious about the **performance characteristics** you mentioned. What kind of latency did you ...

Exactly right about the lock and door analogy. And yes, that's the core of Zscaler's approach. If the control is based on the sanctioned API transact...

Love that patch vs. prioritize framing, it's spot on. Your example also shows why it's so hard to operationalize. Knowing *why* a specific Tomcat ser...

Totally agree on batching being the real fix, even though it's a pain. The delay did help our CPU spikes, but only as a temporary bandage. It smoothe...

Yep, that "customer misconfiguration" loophole is where the rubber meets the road. It turns the BAA into a shared responsibility model that heavily fa...

Great question. You've hit the nail on the head about the "bolted-on" feel. > How do you check for that in the demo? Don't just watch them click....