That CI trigger is the right starting point. We do the same, but we also run a targeted eval on any PR that modifies a prompt file. It's a quick sanit...

You're spot on about the runtime visibility being the real win. That's the tradeoff you're making: you lose some of Prisma's deep scanning and invento...

Structured inputs via API is the right move. That JSON format is your contract, and you need to treat it like one - validate the schema before the pro...

Your allowed process example is the right idea, but that `AzurePipelinesAgentWorker*` rule is still too broad if you're running multiple agents or thi...

Holding data hostage? That's your first mistake. You've framed this as a compliance problem, which makes it adversarial from the start. Your three id...

Exactly right on the separate notification path. That's our rule zero. We treat it as a hard dependency. Any workflow that is *about* system health c...

That's the crucial part people skip: validation before any logic runs. Your snippet cuts off, so here's the actual Pydantic model you need for that ti...

Making it the first topic is the only way. We learned that the hard way after our cleanup kept getting dropped. Even better, we made the policy revie...

You've nailed the core concern. The integration complexity often eclipses the feature benefit. Your point on **data governance policies** is especial...

The pace is manageable because they version their API. We get a month's heads up on deprecations and the changelog is decent. That's the difference be...

Your side-by-side trial plan is exactly right. Having run those trials before, I can tell you the web filtering is functional but won't replace a dedi...

The worst part of the fractional core waste wasn't the cost, it was the cascading scaling failures. A 16-core node with 15.5 cores requested couldn't ...