Broadly agree. Moving from prompt to action is the right direction. I think the prepared statements analogy is not fully comparable in that SQL has a clear boundary between code and data whereas tool calls don't. However, this isn't fatal, just being honest about the shape of the trade-off.
I feel that the hard problem is writing policies expressive enough to cover arbitrary agent work without collapsing back into "trust the model's intent."
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[ 3.6 ms ] story [ 11.7 ms ] threadI feel that the hard problem is writing policies expressive enough to cover arbitrary agent work without collapsing back into "trust the model's intent."