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Watch on YouTube What if a simple documentation file could try to give commands to your coding assistant?
What if a simple documentation file could try to give commands to your coding assistant?
This is not science fiction: the episode explains the risk of prompt injection. Tools like Cursor connect a model to files, repositories, extensions, and sometimes external servers. If the agent treats untrusted text as a valid command, it could use tools in a way the developer did not intend.
That is why security does not depend on the model alone: it also requires tight permissions, isolation, action logging, and human review. The key rule is simple: a comment inside the repository should not have the same power as a developer instruction.
AI can help you code, but it should never receive more access than necessary.
Full episode: https://youtu.be/coWFRJNZJY8
🤖 AI-generated content: the script, voices, and images in this episode were produced using artificial intelligence tools.
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