[devendra116]

so do we need something like `safe agent execution layer - that is policy enforced` (SEAL) we can manage what should be allowed and what not

agent uses llm to plan the action, but the actual execution happens in SEAL.

any example where it would make sense to start with?

open for thoughts

[10keane]

yah man i saw your project on the execution layer. i think it is great. but one thing i notice in my daily usage is that i am not sure what to allow or deny before the actual usage. like personally i am not able or interested in pre-setting policies. like claude code, you never know what agents want to call before the actual tool use - could be curl, bash, a random command for a random solution to a random problem. so i believe this supervision needs to be at runtime instead of preset