Devs ask: how to actually stop agents before they do damage, not just prompt them
Real_KingZeotic · reddit · 2026-09-17
A SaaS developer asks how to enforce agent safety beyond system-prompt instructions and manual production review. They're looking for repos or software that can catch prompt injection before it reaches a tool call, and a spend cap that actually halts execution rather than alerting after the fact.
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