rickasaurus proposes split control-plane and world-input channels for AI agents
rickasaurus · x · 2026-09-26
- The author argues for two distinguishable communication channels with AI agents: a clear system/control plane and a world-input channel, with only system-level inputs allowed to change the mission.
- He acknowledges system prompts exist but says they aren't working well enough—possibly not differentiated enough or not sufficiently trained in.
- The proposal is effectively an architectural defense against prompt injection: isolate control instructions from external input at the channel level.
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