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by totetsu
1 day ago
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I’ve noticed that for task that require consistency across very large body of text, like translating strings of very large doc, the approach of letting the agent split and it up and programmatically do it bit by bit, is much worse quality than just dumping it all in a single llm context. |
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Lots of known attacks can be found with static analysis of text, even in long text blocks, finding "unexpected characters", finding "white text on white background" will still prevent a lot of attacks I believe. If you find in a text any IOC just don't process the text, write it to log file, document and let some person make a decision.