Subho Halder UPDATED APR 23, 2026
Right now.
Most days I’m writing prototype code to see if an idea actually holds. Some days are spent with design partners figuring out which problems are sharp enough to build against. Just published SecLens on arXiv, a piece of how I’m thinking about evaluating AI inside security workflows. The next call is who the first hire should be.
Health is back on the priority list. Cooking my way through YouTube recipes. Running agent experiments on two Mac minis at home, making OpenClaw talk to Hermes to see how they behave. Long drives into nature, chasing sunsets.
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Supervisor Agents Don't Exist Yet
A definition of the layer that sits inside a main agent's cycle, decides if each proposed action is acceptable, and either lets it through, nudges it back on path, or stops it.
AI Authorship Question
An 800-line open-source scanner for how much of your code an AI wrote, and how much of it you shipped without reading.
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replying to: Show HN: Clawsec - Open-source plugin for OpenClaw that blocks dangerous actions
Hi HN, we built Clawsec as a security layer for OpenClaw.ai (openclaw.ai).The problem: AI agents are getting good enough to run shell commands, query databases, and manage infrastructure autonomously. But one hallucinated rm -rf / or a prompt injection that exfiltrates your .env can do real damage.Clawsec intercepts agent actions before execution and blocks anything matching … 2025
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