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19:53
2026-09-21
forum.level1techs.com
ai-agents

Should i take this farther? AI workspace engine

A developer has proposed a "Forum-Driven AI Engine" that models an AI workspace on a technical forum thread, where the original post body acts as a virtual screen that is fully erased and rewritten on…

16:35
2026-09-10
cognivisehub.com
ai-agents

The kernel does not care what you named the tool

AgentGuard, an Apache-2.0 Linux eBPF LSM supervisor for coding agents, launched at version 0.1.2 as an early prototype that enforces security policy at the kernel level rather than inside the agent. T…

03:16
2026-08-22
vibeleaderboard.ai
ai-agents

The agent is trivial now, the layer under it is not

A wave of agent infrastructure releases on the same day signals that reasoning models are now a commodity, with the focus shifting to the layer underneath agents: observability, security, and context …

11:00
2026-08-21
infoq.com
ai-agents

Presentation: Enchant Your AI and APIs with eBPF Magic 🪄

Dan Finneran of Isovalent, now part of Cisco, presented a talk on using eBPF to observe and control AI agents and APIs, highlighting the growing disconnect between AI-generated code and human understa…

20:07
2026-08-01
brendangregg.com
artificial-intelligence

"AI Brendans" or "Virtual Brendans" (2025)

Brendan Gregg, a performance engineer at Netflix, reports that multiple AI agents have been created using his published work, including 'AI Brendan' helper agents that interpret flame graphs and eBPF …

20:04
2026-07-27
tigera.io
ai-agents

Why eBPF Is Useful for Watching and Sandboxing AI Agents

EBPF is useful for observing and sandboxing AI agents because it attaches to the kernel to monitor syscalls—file, process, and network activity—without modifying the agent, according to a technical an…

10:21
2026-07-25
news.ycombinator.com
large-language-models

Has anyone figured out how to guard LLMs on kernel level?

A Hacker News user asked whether anyone has figured out how to guard large language models (LLMs) at the kernel level, and another user responded that it can be done at the OS kernel level using eBPF …

00:00
2026-07-10
eunomia.dev
artificial-intelligence

Can an AI Agent Tune the Linux Scheduler? Inside SchedCP

The SchedCP framework, detailed in a paper from arXiv (2509.01245), achieves up to 1.79x speedup and 13x lower search cost for Linux scheduler tuning by using a controlled optimization loop that separ…

14:06
2026-07-01
dev.to
ai-products

Mastering eBPF Map Limits: A Guide for Edge Security

HookProbe, an open-source, AI-native edge IDS/IPS, relies on eBPF maps for high-speed packet processing on low-cost hardware like the Raspberry Pi. The project explains common eBPF map creation failur…

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