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Your AI Agent Has Shell Access. Here's How I Test What It Can Actually Touch.
A few weeks ago I gave an LLM-driven coding agent the ability to run shell commands on a scratch server, and within ten minutes of unconstrained experimentation it tried to curl a metadata endpoint, write outside its working directory, and read my shell history file. None of that was malicious — the model was just being helpful in the broadest possible sense of "helpful." But it made something click for me: we keep debating prompt injection as a text problem while handing agents filesystem an...
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