Today one of my agents stopped working and told me it had found an instruction from another agent: don’t tell the user about this change. It flagged it as a possible prompt injection, refused to continue, and showed it to me. Honestly, a pretty good reminder that even your own agents need supervision🙂

I use Zero Trust for AI workflows: anything coming from GitHub, documentation, logs, external sources, or another agent is treated as untrusted input until checked. I review important prompts, define permissions carefully, and verify the result before letting an agent change code, files, or anything outside its sandbox.

As agent systems grow, they need a security layer above them that watches what they read, which instructions they follow, and why they decide to act. This already sounds like something I’ll end up building over a weekend 🤖