Agents need unique keys tied to human accounts, argues alvelda
alvelda · x · 2026-11-14
Responding to a point that audit logs can't distinguish a human from an agent pushing code with their token, alvelda agrees the core is identity: each agent should have a unique key associated with a human account for full transparency and traceability.
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