Letting an agent loose on the entire internet and praying that your prompts hold is a…
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Letting an agent loose on the entire internet and praying that your prompts hold is a hell of a security strategy Introducing Web Access Policies > block websites your agents should never touch > only allow websites you explicitly approve > enforce those guardrails across all our web APIs search, scrape, crawl, answers, batches, monitors. same rules. set them per request, per API key, or across your entire account. hand your agent a key that can only reach the sites you choose. give your agents the internet. you decide how much of it!
Posted by Yahia Bakour (12.5k followers) 1 days ago · 60 likes · 3.1k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Security.
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