[2026-05-31] personal-os notes, psychologist-app planning
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title: "Executor Security Analysis"
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aliases:
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- "Executor Security"
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- "executor-security-analysis"
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- "Discord History Review"
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created: '2026-05-12'
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updated: '2026-05-12'
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updated: '2026-05-31'
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status: complete
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tags:
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- executor
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- security
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- incident
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- personal-os
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related:
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- "[[personal/projects/personal-os/executor-v2-redesign]]"
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- "[[personal/projects/personal-os/executor-spawning-research]]"
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# Executor Security Analysis — Discord History & Incident Review
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> "Discord notification posted. Now post the Asana comment (this will trigger the lethal-trifecta lockout, but VM cleanup is already done)."
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The policy was understood. The boundary was recognized. The agent proceeded because it categorized the write as a committed closure step, not a gated action. This is the root failure: a prompt-level constraint ("post completion comment to Asana") that was never overridable by a higher-level "don't touch anything" directive.
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## Связанные заметки
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- [[personal/projects/personal-os/executor-v2-redesign|Executor v2 Redesign]]
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- [[personal/projects/personal-os/executor-spawning-research|Executor Spawning Research]]
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