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New prompt suffix I've been liking lately:View quoted post on X
"Explore all relevant context: codebase, data, Slack, socials, past agent sessions, etc. Be exhaustive. Exercise abstract thinking. Be brave, we can do anything!"
this is nuts hahahhaView quoted post on X
Claude sends your email to the SEC, because their API demands it, LLM's love rewards, and it's probably not refusing it because it's from a .gov domain?
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=503852…
Crypto financial infrastructure has been operating under extreme paranoia that 24/7 bots are trying to hack it, by virtue of it being accessible by anyone, open source, and largely immutable. Some successfully, others not.View quoted post on X
Since February, everyone serious in crypto has been running 24/7 agents against their code, either themselves or by employing 3p red teamers who are basically prompting for them with some extra tricks / known exploit databases etc (which are also public).
We have been operating an internal tool for this as well, called Cyclops, you can find it doing work in our repos @tempo.
The rest of the world is about to experience this, and everybody will need to introduce 24/7 agents to defend themselves.
The new meta will be that there'll be a minimum $ defense token spend that you'll need to release any kind of software. Hopefully, open models will make that minimum $ cost low enough that this doesn't raise the barrier to entry to production-grade software.
