Scott Shapiro

pixelscott.bsky.social

16 October 2026 22:17

exactly. by the time the model is chatting, intent is already ambiguous. the only place you can still tell them apart is where the tool actually runs.

Paul Irolla

paulirolla.bsky.social

16 October 2026 16:53

Agreed, and the two compound: an agent can only misuse a tool it can see, and it pays for every tool description it carries.

sanskarcodes.bsky.social

16 October 2026 09:11

Exactly! That’s one of key goals behind FrameTrellis. Headless renderer makes video editing more than just a desktop workflow—it opens the door to automated rendering, CI/CD pipelines, batch exports, and reproducible video builds. I’m planning to keep improving this capability in future releases.

Dhanush Kumar Sivaji

dhanushkumarsivaji.bsky.social

15 October 2026 16:20

Agreed — permission state should be as readable as the primary UI. In fintech work, if a user can't see what an agent is still allowed to do mid-job, revocation is theater. Same visual contract for grants, expiry, and stop.

Dhanush Kumar Sivaji

dhanushkumarsivaji.bsky.social

15 October 2026 16:20

Agreed. The attribution is the win: when a tool call is slow or fails, you can see whether it was the model, the tool, or your own service. Keep the attributes metadata-only at first so traces don't become a data-retention problem.