AI Agent Systems Lack Runtime Governance Beyond Prompt Guardrails
A builder frames existing prompt-level guardrails as insufficient for controlling autonomous AI agents once they are running, arguing for governance at the runtime/execution layer instead. The post announces a solution rather than detailing concrete failures experienced by users.
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