Every idea had to show a paying buyer, evidence from the discussion and a real gap, then survive a red team trying to kill it.
A test harness and CVE-watch service that continuously probes sandbox libraries (mxc, bubblewrap, gVisor) for escapes and misconfigurations before agent-tool vendors ship them.
One control plane mapping an agent's identity to least-privilege scopes and full audit across Jira, GitHub, Slack and other SaaS, closing the OS-to-app permission gap.
Quoted the discussion instead of paraphrasing.
Quoted the discussion instead of paraphrasing.
Quoted the discussion instead of paraphrasing.
Scored 5.5, under the 6.0 bar.
Too weak on moat (3/10).
Everyone is hand-rolling this on LangGraph/CrewAI/GitHub Actions and incumbents (LangGraph, Devin, GitHub) are shipping governance features — it's a framework feature, not a company.
Near-duplicate of the recently published per-developer AI spend control idea, and per-unit cost attribution is a feature Langfuse/Helicone/Portkey will ship on top of existing tracing.
Solo founders and small teams won't pay for a sandbox library — this is open-source territory (bubblewrap, seatbelt wrappers) where trust accrues to free OSS, not a $50-300/mo SDK.