Technical proof for practical autonomy.
Measured explanations of coding agent guardrails, runtime safety, policy, and engineering workflow.
Coding Agent Guardrails: How to Let Agents Work More Autonomously
More autonomy does not require blind trust. It requires clear coding agent guardrails and a local decision path.
Read article →Benchmark / June 4, 2026Agent Command Safety Benchmark: 1,200 Decisions Measured
How Termyte measures deterministic agent command safety without presenting a fixture suite as proof of complete safety.
Read article →Runtime / June 4, 2026Coding Agent Security: What Runtime Mode Limited Means
The agent runtime safety boundary is useful today, but its interception limits must remain explicit.
Read article →Threat model / June 4, 2026What Are Agent Guardrails? Why Termyte Is Not a Sandbox
A useful agent guardrail becomes more credible when its non-goals are explicit.
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