Tag: agents
All the articles with the tag "agents".
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PenClaw Sells a No-Refusals Pentester for $20 a Month. First You Show It Your Passport.
PenClaw rents a hosted OpenClaw tenant running an abliterated LLM as an autonomous pentester, advertised with 'No Limits. No Objections.' Every route to the model runs through a government ID check, a scope fence and an egress firewall. The guardrails moved from the weights to the account.
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Anthropic Deleted 80% of Claude Code's System Prompt. Your CLAUDE.md Is Next.
Two guides published alongside Claude Opus 5 say most accumulated prompt-engineering folklore is now an anti-pattern: delete your verification steps, delete your examples, delete your rules. Here's what survives, and what the deletions cost you.
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Nine Memory Providers, One Slot
A Hermes Agent user asked which memory backend to pick and whether two can be combined and ranked. The answer is nine providers, one active slot, and a multi-provider PR that opened two days ago. Their real problem was never memory.
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The Managed-Agent Landscape: Twelve Ways to Not Run Your Own Agent
By mid-2026 the managed-agent market has settled into three layers of hosted runtimes, all selling the same promise. Here's the map, what you're actually buying, and the isolation label that BeyondTrust showed you shouldn't trust.