Jake Stauch considers ongoing approval and supervision annoying but necessary, because unrestricted agent-written code could act across all systems and create an unbounded security risk that enterprises are unlikely to accept soon.

“Um, and it's not perfect because it's annoying to have to babysit that process, but I think it's what you have to do because otherwise it could theoretically just start writing code that could take action on all your systems, and that is an unbounded security risk that I don't think anyone's gonna be able to take anytime soon.”