Software Stack Unprepared for "Models Supervising Models" Security Needs
scottleibrand · x · 2026-08-23
A user experimenting with an anonymous model via OpenRouter discovered that while it's easy to redirect coding tools like Cursor to a new backend, the ecosystem lacks support for separating the execution model from the safety/approval classifier. Users want a trusted model to supervise command approvals for untrusted models, a feature now in demand but missing from current workflows. The incident highlights that the software stack is unprepared for the necessary security architecture of "models supervising models."
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