I agree, I like running claude code in my container with auto mode enabled and web access (obv to api.anthropic, even npm for pulling), I will admit. And I can't imagine going back to manually approving each prompt.

I think it boils down to a reasonable expectation of model and harness behaviour. When I use claude code I expect certain guardrails for the model. For these cyber attacks, these models are specifically run without guardrails, on a cyber task, on a lax harness!

I don't think we should force end users to have to worry about agent security, I like long-running agents, but we need to direct regulations towards these actors that know better, have access to base models, and have much more compute than the average person.