Jamie Taylor

Cool.

The plan matches the spec.

Now look at the list of tasks.

Does the task latch the plan, which matches the spec?

Excellent.

Now in any of the research it did,

did it actually match the Constitution as well?

Because it's possible that it didn't take into account the Constitution, because maybe the API you're building against is perhaps not as secure as you are.

So then is there anything in, like, let's say there's a magical API out there that you can, so you're doing database as a service, right?

Let's say you're doing database as a service, and instead of passing in something to do with the ORM you're using, you can actually just pass SQL over the wire.

which means the SQL injection at that end, which means that your code has to be bulletproof before it sends that SQL injection down the pipe.

But because it's accepting insecure code, your code has to be more secure.

So then that is seen as a violation of the constitution.

And then what will happen is your AI agent, your LLM will go back and say, right, cool.

I can see that it's insecure at the other end, at my service end that I'm calling.

Maybe I have to do something here to parameterize or to make sure that my payload that I send to them is as secure as possible.

So then it's almost like it's double checking everything from the ground up.

That makes sense?

Yeah, RAM on your machine is cheap because it's already there, right?

And hey, no, I was just going to make a joke about, hey, and if you've bought Apple hardware, you've probably got a better deal for RAM somehow than what is going on in the world at the minute.