Adversarial malleability: coding agents connect proprietary devices that resist interoperability
andy_matuschak · x · 2026-09-06
Andy Matuschak adds that a highlight of his hack is connecting two proprietary devices that definitely don't want you messing with them or talking to each other—what he calls "adversarial malleability."
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