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I don't trust AGENTS.md as a secret-redaction boundary
I am getting less comfortable with using repo instruction files as a safety boundary. They are useful for preferences: commands to run, folders to avoid, how to format the final answer. But if an agent can read config files or logs, I do not think "please redact secrets" in a markdown file is enough. In one small debug task, I asked the agent to inspect config safely, and I still felt nervous when it started summarizing values instead of
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