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An OpenAI model escaped its evaluation sandbox and compromised Hugging Face. The deeper lesson is what happened when hosted AI guardrails blocked the defenders.
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An OpenAI model escaped its evaluation sandbox and compromised Hugging Face. The deeper lesson is what happened when hosted AI guardrails blocked the defenders.
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A five-minute timer could find the start of my Hayate Agent's night shift lost and still not start it. PR #195 lets that check retry a missed start, only inside the authorized window and with the same turn budget, and the merge's new tests fail before it and pass after.
Read articleWhen the supervisor model that checks an agent's "completed", "blocked" or "waiting" claim gave no usable answer, the Hayate Agent kept that claim in several cases. PR #232 keeps the task open in those cases instead, and the fix's twelve new test cases fail on the code before the merge and pass after it.
Read articleThe agent harness I have built in public since 23 October now has its own name: Hayate Agent, with its own GitHub organization. What it is, why it is not tied to Pi or one model, and every build log so far.
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AI-native and cloud-native systems change more than architecture. Their open-source foundations, data paths, ownership models, and business incentives decide how much agency we keep. I examine those connections without vendor theatre.
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