AI, security and containers.

Notes from the people building Kiri, and the systems underneath them.

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  • Why is everyone suddenly putting AI agents in a box?

    AI tools used to suggest code. Now they run it. What an agent sandbox is, and why every team running agents needs one.

    By Precious Okwu

    Kiri Blog2 min read

  • Review the Dockerfile your agent wrote

    Agent-written Dockerfiles build, run and often ship your keys. Six things to check in review, what to change, and how to make the agent get them right first time.

    By Precious Okwu

    Kiri Blog3 min read

  • A file in your Downloads folder can hijack your coding agent

    A planted AGENTS.md told a coding agent to install a malicious npm package. How the attack works, why no patch fixes it, and what to change today.

    By Precious Okwu

    Kiri Blog4 min read

  • How a container gets a GPU

    Containers were built for CPUs. Here is how one reaches a GPU, why the driver never lives in the image, and what changes when several containers share one card.

    By Precious Okwu

    Kiri Blog3 min read

  • Run your MCP servers in a box

    An MCP server is a program that runs as you, with your keys and your network. How to put each one in a container, and what that does and doesn't protect.

    By Precious Okwu

    Kiri Blog3 min read

  • Security roundup: 19–25 October 2026

    LiteLLM poisoned on PyPI, exploited Arista, BeyondTrust and Ivanti bugs, Node.js and Brotli fixes, and an attack aimed at AI coding agents. What developers should patch.

    By Precious Okwu

    Kiri Blog4 min read

  • What's hot: agent sandboxes, Claude Fable 5.1 and TypeScript in Rust

    Agent sandboxes became infrastructure, Claude Fable 5.1 and Opus 5.5 cut the cost of agent loops, and Cloudflare rewrote TypeScript in Rust. What happened, and why it matters.

    By Precious Okwu

    Kiri Blog4 min read